Sometimes you find it difficult to find the mouse pointer on your computer screen? This very very tip will allow you to find it instantly if necessary, on PC as on Mac!
When you work regularly on a computer, you can quickly get a little bit of a little, especially when you are in a hurry. This is particularly the case when you no longer find the pointer of the mouse or the touchpad on the screen. A fairly frequent situation when using a large screen with multiple windows and the pointer, often white, is difficult to visible. Nothing serious, obviously, but the search for the famous little arrow is often waste precious time.
Fortunately, on PC as on Mac, there is a very simple tip to instantly find the joker pointer. It is enough to activate an option in system settings, Windows or MacOS, then make a particular gesture. Nothing rocket science is really within everyone’s reach. Provided, as always, to know!
Under Windows, the setting in question is hidden at the bottom of the mouse and touchpad settings. It can be found by fucking in the settings, but the fastest is to go through the ancient configuration panel that has existed for ages. To open it, the easiest way is to type configuration panel in the search field of the taskbar. Once the configuration panel is open, type mouse in the search field and then select the link Modify mouse settings.
The window Properties of: mouse opens. Click on the tab Pointer options. Check the box in front Show the location of the pointer when I press the CTRL keyat the bottom of the window, then click on OK To validate. Now you just have to briefly type on the sidelines Ctrl From your keyboard to reveal an animated circle indicating precisely the position of the pointer on the screen, whatever the software you use. Practical, right?
On Mac, it’s just as simple, even if the method is different. Click on the apple menuand choose System settings. In the window displayed, click on Accessibility in the bar on the left, then on Display right. Then go down to the section Pointer then activate the small switch associated with the option Shake the mouse pointer to locate it. Therefore, you just have to quickly wave the mouse or your finger on the touchpad so that the pointer appears largely, in a clearly visible way. Fun and very effective!