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SUPPORTrix has always fixed any and all of the problems I have had with my laptops or wireless printer. If your Mac features a built-in trackpad that isn’t working, take it to an Apple Store near you to have it checked. Power it on again and check if the mouse cursor will work this time or not. To do this, keep it pressed for five to ten seconds to force your Mac to shut down. Lastly, you can try restarting your Mac by using the built-in power button. Make sure that this input device can be connected via USB, as it would be a hassle to set up a new wireless device when your mouse cursor isn’t working properly. If you are experiencing a mouse problem wherein your cursor doesn’t work at all, even if you try moving your mouse or trackpad, you may want to try switching to another mouse or trackpad. This will cause a hidden mouse cursor to reappear itself again. One more fix that you can try is switch your program by pressing +, and then opening your original program again by pressing + again. Also try repeatedly clicking on your input, as this may sometimes trigger the cursor to reappear. Whichever issue you’re system is having, try moving your mouse/trackpad cursor around first, either in large circles or whatever direction you want to do.

If your mouse cursor doesn’t move at all if you try to move your mouse or trackpad, it’s possible that either there is a bug or two in the existing program you are using, or there might be an issue with the OS X itself. STEP 3: Go to the Display tab, then move the Cursor size slider to increase your mouse’s current cursor size. STEP 1: On your Mac, go to System Preferences. Follow the steps below if you want to increase it:

This option is suitable for people who finds the OS X’s default mouse cursor size small and is troublesome to find. Below are the steps on how to increase your Mac OS X experience by fixing your mouse cursor according to your preference: If you’re one of those users who frequently encounter this kind of problem, below are some troubleshooting steps on how you can manage your mouse cursor, which will enable you to easily locate your cursor and reveal its location. When this situation arises, you may try to move your mouse cursor all around the screen in large circles, in slow then fast back and forth movements, which may lead to frustration in case it didn’t work. You may notice that it’s somewhat difficult to find the mouse cursor on the screen for some older/slower computers, or sometimes you may find it completely unresponsive for a few moments. The mouse cursor is probably the most essential way to control your system, regardless of which OS you are using, and whether you are using a mouse or a trackpad.