

Press the Windows + S keys to open the search.Ģ. The next method to fix the disappearing mouse cursor is to enable touchpad in Settings.ġ. Enable Touchpad in Windows 10/11 Settings. There check if there is a button to enable your mouse/touchpad and if yes press the Tab key repeatedly until the Enable button highlighted and press Enter to enable the mouse/touchpad. Now press the Tab key repeatedly until you highlight the Buttons tab and then press the right arrow repeatedly until you highlight the last tab with name Device Settings or Click Pad Settings.ģ. Press the Windows + R keys and then type control mouse and hit Enter.Ģ. To choose the next option, press the Down arrow key.ġ. If you cannot do this then use the Tab key to jump between categories and use the Enter key to select the preferred option. * Note: Since you cannot navigate or click because the mouse pointer is missing I would advise you to connect another mouse before continuing. On some laptops the mouse cursor does not appear when the touchpad is turned off. If you cannot find a such key, look your laptop's manual. in some ACER laptops the F6 key (or FN + F6) enables the mouse, in others the F7 or the F9 key turns off or on the mouse. If you own a laptop and the mouse cursor disappears, check if one of the Functions keys F1-F9 (FN keys) enables or disables the mouse/touchpad. Enable Mouse/Touchpad with Functions Key. Roll Back, Update or Reinstall Mouse/Touchpad Driver.Disable Hardware Acceleration in Chrome.Enable Touchpad in Windows 10/11 Settings.Enable Mouse/Touchpad with Function key.If you own a wireless mouse try to change the batteries and see if it resolves the problem.If you're using a USB mouse plug it to another USB port & check if it is working on another PC.Press CTRL + ALT + DEL and navigate with your keyboard UP or DOWN arrows to the Power option and press Enter.Then press CTRL + ALT + DEL again, login to Windows and check if the mouse cursors re-appears. Press CTRL + ALT + DEL and navigate with your keyboard UP or DOWN arrows to the Lock option and press Enter.* Important: Before proceeding to the methods below, try the following and check if the issue is resolved: How to fix Mouse Disappearing in Windows 10/11.* In this article, we will show you how to fix the mouse cursor disappearing problem in Windows 10 and 11. If your mouse cursor disappears on Windows 10/11, continue reading below to fix the problem. As you know, the ease of navigation offered by the mouse on a computer is enormous, which is why the disappearance of the mouse cursor from the screen is a huge inconvenience for users.īut what can cause the disappearance of the mouse pointer? The most notable causes of this problem are that the mouse is off or has run out of batteries if it is wireless, recently installed updates, corrupted mouse drivers or incorrect mouse settings.
