Black Aero Cursor Windows 7
Jul 25, 2013 Skip navigation Sign in. Black aero cursor set for vista and windows 7 - Duration. Windows has an option in the Accessibility menu that allows you to invert the color of your cursor. Color of your mouse cursor for black. Windows 7 and Vista. For use with Vista and XP A nine colour cursor scheme pack, based on the blue default Windows Aero Cursor scheme used in vista Black, White, Red, Yellow, Pi.
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I updated my Windows 7 PC and Windows 8.1 laptop to Windows 10 and they both switched to the old mouse cursors, with the old egg timer too. After I installed Windows 10, I actually decided to do a factory reset and even after that, it was still the old cursors. Anyway, if you go into Control Panel Hardware and Sound and then select mouse under Devices and Printers, you can change the different points under the 'pointers' menu.