Windows pointer cursor size limit problem

Question

I want to know the maximum pointer pixel size supported by Windows?
When I draw a large map of it, after installing and applying the pointer, the pointer size will be forced to shrink
Although I know that Windows 10 supports pointer size modification, I still want to solve the pointer size problem at the source
Because I found that the pointers provided with Windows have the option of [large, extra large], I am very puzzled why these pointers are not limited by the system without changing the pointer size
So I think it is necessary to modify the code in the pointer file [xxx. inf] to solve the problem. I tried to modify the system registry, but unfortunately it didn't work
To put it simply, my appeal is: how to display its original size correctly without manually setting and modifying the size without being restricted by the system
If there is any way, please reply me, thank you!

Answer 1

hi
I believe that code wrong
if you can put original in code
that I think

Answer 2

I want to know the maximum pointer pixel size supported by Windows?

From Settings :

ms-settings:easeofaccess-mousepointer

you can set it to 256*256 (at least on my Windows 10 OS (21H1))

Answer 3

I am sorry I have not knowing in this subject
but I expect the code of course to be true