This will show you how to change and customize the mouse pointers in Windows 7.
Learn how to change the settings of the mouse buttons, mouse wheel, and pointer.
Make the mouse easier to use Control your mouse with a numeric keypad To go to the Accessibility settings on your computer, press the Windows logo key+ U or select Start > Settings > Accessibility. Under Interaction, select Mouse. Turn on the Mouse keys switch. Change the primary mouse button, set scrolling options, or display pointer trails To open Settings on your computer, press the Windows ...
Under Mouse pointer style, select an option to change the color of your mouse pointer to white, black, inverted, or any of the bright recommended colors. To customize the pointer color, select Choose another color. Tip: To show the Recommended colors and Choose another color options, first select (Custom).
When using classic Outlook, you may find that the mouse pointer or mouse cursor disappears as you move the pointer over the Outlook interface. Although the mouse pointer is not there, the email in the message list will change color as you hover over it. This issue has also been reported with OneNote and other Microsoft 365 apps to a lesser degree.
Change how mouse pointer and text cursor work with Magnifier Select how Magnifier behaves when the mouse pointer or text cursor move around the screen. This is something to experiment with to see which combination works best for you. Press the Tab key until you hear "View," followed by the current view setting. Press the Tab key once.