Some of the easier solutions include reseating the mouse, restarting your computer, and installing Windows updates Reviewed by Jerrick Leger Are you having trouble tracking down that cursor in Windows ...

If your mouse pointer is moving on its own, it can be frustrating and disrupt your workflow. This issue can arise from various sources, including hardware problems, outdated drivers, or software ...

If you're struggling to see your mouse cursor, this simple settings tweak will make it so much easier to spot.

The most common cause of mouse jitters is the inability of the mouse sensor to properly pick up light signals. You should clean the sensor from the outside to avoid opening the mouse without reason.

Some Windows 11/10 users are complaining that the mouse pointer started flickering while some others are pointing out that the computer hangs simultaneously with the flickering of the pointer. In this ...

When your computer is working as it should, you don’t appreciate it, but when something small goes wrong, it can feel like a major frustration. I am currently experiencing a sluggish or laggy mouse.

If you don't like the default cursor in Windows 10 you can easily change it. You can also customize its color, size, and ...

Use the following fixes if your mouse cursor won’t move to the second monitor on your Windows 11/10 computer. Check your monitor alignment Disconnect and reconnect your displays Set your Displays to ...

Using the default settings, you might not always be able to find your cursor easily in Windows. These quick hacks eliminate that problem forever. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 ...

How do you configure Windows 10 PCs to avoid common security problems? There's no software magic bullet, unfortunately, and the tools are different for small businesses and enterprises. Here's what to ...

Every time Dave publishes a story, you’ll get an alert straight to your inbox! Enter your email By clicking “Sign up”, you agree to receive emails from Business ...

Sometimes it can be difficult to find your cursor while using your Mac. Thankfully, OS X El Capitan has a very easy way to locate it by “shaking” your mouse or trackpad. This is a huge plus for older ...