Mouse Pointer Keeps Switching Back

[WARKRIME]

Can Anyone help , Ive got a whole new Pointer scheme Saved in with the whole windows Theme , but when I reboot it starts with the normal windows 7 Pointers :sarc:, anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks

 

[Brink]

Hello Warkrime,

After setting the mouse pointers the way you wanted, you would need to save your Windows theme afterwards to lock them in. Steps 8 and 9 in the tutorial below will have more details on this to help better.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/2402-mouse-pointers-change.html

Hope this helps,
Shawn

 

[WARKRIME]

No , Ive tried Everything in the tutorial

I already have it saved with my theme so when I personalize , click a different theme then click back its here , yet on restart it still goes to default ?

I think its the custom OS of windows I use :sarc:

 

[Brink]

What type of customizing of the OS do you mean??

 

[WARKRIME]

One from Bensam @ RT Customs , Fire Edition its fully legit , no piracy from them , its customized from Se7en X64 Pro

 

[Brink]

I agree that it seems to be that the problem may be due to it being a custom/modified Windows 7 version. There's just no way of knowing what changes were made to the OS that may be causing this.

 

[WARKRIME]

Oh well No worries , I'll install the OEM Version on my next upgrade

Thanks for your help

 

[Brink]

You're welcome. Please let us know how it works on it.

 

[tuffluck]

i get a similar problem with my mouse scrolling. in pointer options of the mouse where you click "enhance pointer precision," every time i start my computer it unchecks that box, even though i recheck it every time. can i just save the theme and that will solve the problem? thanks.

 

[WiseCow]

Go to C:\Users\*****\AppData\Roaming\Logitech\SetPoint folder and set the user.xml to read only. Works for me. Good luck

 

[Abram]

Hey WARKRIME,
I think I had the same problem as you, here is how I fixed it.

"I had my custom cursors saved in my microangelo folder so I copied and pasted them into the windows default cursor folder
C:\Computer\Local Disk C:\Windows\Cursors

Then I went back to the pointers tab in the mouse properties window(i.e right-click desktop=>personalize=>Change mouse pointers). I selected my scheme and then manually browsed to the new location for each cursor. Then saved my scheme. Then I went back to the personalization window and it said I had an unsaved theme so I saved my theme. That's it, works now."

**Note it loads the scheme and theme after I log on. So If your trying for custom cursors at the log on screen, I don't know how to do that.