Windows 10: How could I fix the flashing mouse loading symbol?

I am pretty sure this issue only began after I signed up for the Windows Insider Program which I did so that I could be ready for the Windows 11 beta. I've had this issue for days now and as I type this it's still going on. I finally found the culprit today while trying a suggested fix from a different question however it only led me to what appears to be the issue. How could I fix this?

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Mouse keeps flickering 'loading' symbol

There seems to arise an issue that which the mouse pointer displayed on screen flickers the loading symbol. Well, the easy way to say it is that this is not a 'one size fits all' type of thing. Generally, the way you'll fix it is by going into your task
manager killing a few processes. Warning: However, be careful when frolicking with Windows processes. I would suggest that you
never entirely 'kill' a Windows process, but rather just choose the option to
restart it.

TLR; Open task manager, order the processes from highest to lowest CPU Usage and make some educated guesses... and be careful.

In my case, it was the Twitch application opening from startup.

 

How do I find/use different symbols for the mouse on the screen?

Still fighting the ableism of Microsoft and other new software, I have to change the symbols used for mouse indicators on the screen. I can go in and make choices from the meager list of available symbols within Windows but they are significantly inadequate.

I do not know where they are stored in the software, what kind of files they are, what other symbols might be available for download, or how to create my own.

Suggestions appreciated.

 

Mouse loads continuosly

The recent change that you've performed could've updated your mouse driver causing it not to work properly. As an initial step to diagnose your concern, we suggest that you reinstall your mouse driver to reset it to default. To do this, follow the steps
below:

• Type Device Manager in the search box and press Enter.
• Click the drop-down arrow for Mice and other pointing devices to view the driver.
• Right-click the mouse driver and select Properties.
• Select the Driver tab.
• Click Uninstall.
• Click OK and exit the Device Manager window.

Restart your device to reinstall the driver. Once your device is back on, check if you encounter the same concern.

Let us know should need further assistance.