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Safe websites to change mouse cursor picture? #mouse

Acw Wolsey 0 Reputation points
2026-04-23T01:31:11.3666667+00:00

I'm looking to change my cursor picture of my mouse and i want a safe website or offical website to download from. #cursor

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  1. EmilyS_726 20,570 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
    2026-04-23T03:02:09.3733333+00:00

    Here is a third party one: https://www.rw-designer.com/gallery

    Real, long-running site, a legit but small, niche community site.

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  2. Paulo GM 67,400 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-04-23T02:44:47.12+00:00

    Hi,

    Do you mean customizing your cursor? If so, Windows doesn’t really have an official third-party source for custom cursors. If you still want to change it, it’s safer to download it from the Microsoft Store instead since those are checked and more secure.

    https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/XPFF8Q4ZP7Q321?hl=en-PH&gl=PH&ocid=pdpshare

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    2026-04-23T01:31:22.2633333+00:00

    For Windows 10, the safest way to change the mouse cursor image is to use only built-in Windows features and official Microsoft software.

    1. Use Windows built-in cursor settings
      • Select Start > Settings > Devices > Mouse.
      • In the right pane, select Additional mouse options.
      • Go to the Pointers tab.
      • Choose a predefined scheme or select individual cursors and click Browse to pick from the built-in cursor files.
      • Click Apply and OK. These cursors are provided by Windows and are safe.
    2. Use Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center (official app)
      • Microsoft provides the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center app to personalize Microsoft mice and keyboards.
      • It is an official Microsoft application and is referenced in Microsoft support articles for devices like Surface Arc Mouse and Microsoft Ocean Plastic Mouse.
      • After installing it from official Microsoft sources, use it to customize mouse behavior and, where supported, pointer-related options.
    3. Avoid untrusted third‑party cursor sites
      • The documentation indicates Windows already includes standard and custom cursor support, and applications can change cursors programmatically.
      • For safety, avoid downloading cursor packs from random websites, as they may bundle unwanted or malicious software.
      • Prefer only Windows’ built-in cursor sets and official Microsoft tools.

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