Mouse cursor is not visible in Windows 10 [Solved]

Most of the users of the Windows 10 operating system have reported that the mouse cursor is not present and has disappeared on the Windows 10 PC. This is a fairly annoying problem and for an operating system that has become popular only for the graphical user interface, the lack of the most important part of the GUI which is the mouse makes using the PC quite difficult.

But don't worry as we have found the solution to this typical problem and also by working with which and following the steps, you can easily fix the missing mouse problem on your PC.

Note: If you are using a laptop, try pressing the Fn key and one of the F1 to F12 keys. You should try every key from F1 to F12 with fn and try to find out if the mouse cursor is enabled or not. As most laptop manufacturers have provided this feature to turn off the pad and mouse using the FN key and any of the F1 to F12 keys.

For instance :-

• Try pressing F1, F2, F3 and so on individually and keep checking if your problem is solved or not.
• Try pressing fn and F1 together, then fn and F2 together and so on and check if your problem is solved or not.

This can reactivate the mouse pad if, in any case, you have accidentally turned it off. If that doesn't work, try the methods below.

Method 1: reactivate the mouse in the mouse settings

1 - Press Tasto Windows + I together to open the settings panel.

2 - Now press Tab to select the first item and then use the arrow key to navigate and finally once devices is selected, press enter.

3 - Now, use the Tab and Arrow keys again to select Topo from the menu on the left.

4 - Now choose additional mouse options.

5 - Now choose Clickpad of the upper lashes.

6 - Finally choose Activate ClickPad to enable the mousepad.

Most likely, the mouse pointer will be reset.

Method 2: update the mouse driver

1 - Press Windows and R keys together to open the ride.

2 - Now write devmgmt.msc on it and press the Enter key.

3 - Once the Device Manager window opens, follow the steps below.

4 - Press Language to select the highest main item in the Device Manager list.

5 - Now keep pressing down arrow key to move down and get to the point of Mouse and other pointing devices.

6 - Now, click on right arrow key on the keyboard to expand it.

7 - Press the button down arrow key to select the mouse device.

8 - Now press Shift + F10 to open the context menu.

9 - Select again Update Driver using the down arrow key and then press Log in.

10 - Follow the on-screen instructions to update the mouse driver.