How to Change Your Cursor

How to Make Your Own Custom Mouse Cursor
Ever found yourself staring at your computer screen, thinking, "I wish my cursor was a bit more me"? Well, you're in luck because, in this video, we're diving into the world of cursor customization.
Windows lets you choose from a range of stock cursor sizes, colors, and schemes. Without further ado, let's jump into the exciting world of cursor customization.
1. Click in the Windows search bar at the bottom left and type mouse settings.
2. Click on the Mouse settings from the search result to open it.
3. At the top right, click on the Additional mouse options.
4. Click on the Pointers tab.
5. Click on the Scheme drop-down list, and select any pointers preset from the list.
6. Click on the Browse button and you can select any cursor style that is available in Windows.
7. Click on the Cancel button and then click on the Cancel button again to close the Mouse Properties.
8. Close the Settings window.
9. Open your web browser, and open the webpage of nw-desinger.com
10. Click on the Gallery Menu button.
11. Scroll down the page and click on the More cursors text link.
12. You will find many cursor styles here.
13. Continue to browse, and see select a cursor set of your choice.
14. Click on the Download button.
15. Select a location to save the cursor template, and click on the Save button.
16. Open the downloaded Cursor zip file and Extract or unzip it.
17. Double-click on the cursor folder, and you will find cursor files here.
18. Open Mouse settings, and close the web browser.
19. Click on the Additional mouse options.
20. Click on the Pointers tab, and then click on the Browse button.
21. Go to the downloaded cursor file location.
22. Select a cursor file, and click on the Open button.
23. Click on the Apply button, and see our cursor has been changed.
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