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Windows 7 - mouse pointer switch to default after reboot

 
06-05-2010   #1


Snow Leopard - Windows 7
 
 

mouse pointer switch to default after reboot

Hi,
I changed my mouse pointers but when I reboot they switch back to the default ones. In the mouse property, they still appear as the custom ones. I have to change at least one again and hit apply to get again all the custom pointers.

What's wrong ?

Thanks,
Tex

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06-05-2010   #2


Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
 
 


Did you put the custom cursors in the C:\Windows\Cursors folder? How are you applying them, through windows?

A Guy
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06-05-2010   #3


 


if by any chance you are using custom cursor,simple solution is to put the cursors on the cursors folder which mentioned by A Guy
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06-05-2010   #4


Snow Leopard - Windows 7
 
 


no there are not in the cursor dir, I'll try that. Thanks
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06-05-2010   #5


 


your welcome..feel free to ask
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06-05-2010   #6


Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
 
 


Let us know if that works for you. If not, we'll dig deeper

A Guy
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07-12-2010   #7


Windows 7 Professional 64bit + Ubuntu in Virtual Box
 
 


im having the same problem but they are in the cursors folder...
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