Sometimes a very strange and out of the ordinary problem will occur on a computer. The problem can be frustrating because nobody seems to know what could have gone wrong. Ask 15 different geeks what they think the problem is and you'll get 30 different answers. When geeks give more than one answer, it means they don't know.
Actually, with some problems it is impossible to know what is wrong just by hearing the problem described. Maybe if you were able to give a very detailed description it would help, but that is not always possible. Such is the case with a disappearing cursor. I've seen it happen and I've see different reasons why. In this article, I will tell you what I've seen cause this problem and hopefully, this will help you get your cursor back.
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Of course, you always start troubleshooting any problem by rebooting. With no mouse you'll have to press "CTRL-ESC" and click the arrows up and down and sideways until you get to "restart" on Vista or "shut off computer-restart" on XP. If rebooting doesn't work for you, you'll need to read on.
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