cursor location


  1. stihlcut
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    cursor location


    Hello members i need some help in finding these items .

    The first one is the very first cursor that you see when you boot your OS from DVD

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    I have changed the default cursors and also changed the images inside the imageres.dll but this does not change the cursor ..

    The second is where do i text in the windows update pane ?
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  3. StalkeR
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    Windows 10 Pro x64
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    Hello there. Your mouse is on PS/2 or USB port? If it's on PS/2 maybe that port is not working. Give a try with another mouse. If it's on usb change the usb port.
    Sorry,my mistake. Ignore this.
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  4. niceguy75
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    Windows 7 Ultimate
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    @ Stalker, what are you talking about mate, he want to change the cursor and I am also looking, where we can change that cursor from, but no success. Its definitely not in imageres, I have already tried.
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