Windows 10: Cursor changes color to red or beige

Hello,On Win11 Asus Zephyrus Duo 16 laptop I have a problem that the cursor changes its color to red or beige. The problem appears only on the main display. On the secondary display after moving the cursor to it the cursor becomes white as needed. It turns back to normal if I change the size to bigger than 9.I have checked if mouse drivers are updated. Also I have tried deleting the mouse from the Devices list. In the Pointers tab, I also ensured that Windows Default system scheme is selected. Any help will be appreciated.

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