Windows 10: How to Change the Cursor Theme with Change in System Theme?

I am a Windows 11 UserI use Auto Dark Mode App to switch between light and dark mode automatically. What I want is, with the change in the System theme from light to dark, it should automatically change the Cursor theme too. Is there a way to do so?Also I use an App called WinDynamic Desktop for Dynamic WallpapersBoth of these apps are available in the Microsoft StoreMy Light Theme CursorsMy Dark Theme Cursors

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Win-10 themes keep changing

Hi,

Thank you for providing the information.

• Did you try the steps suggested by Suvarna Govinda above, what was the result?

As I understand the issue, Themes in Windows doesn't have the options to change on its own. Only the Wallpapers in the themes can change as selected ( Picture, Solid color and Slide Show ).

I would suggest you to make us understand that if the Wallpapers are changing in Theme which you have selected.

Below are the steps you can check if it helps.

• Press Windows + I keys and select Personalization.
• Select Theme and select the Default theme.
• Select the Desktop Background below and select the Picture
  and save it and check.

Please post us back if the issue resolves. We are glad to help you.

 

Change themes back to numbered tiles in Microsoft Mahjong

Hi Bill,

Changing the tiles for Microsoft Mahjong can be done through the Theme Settings of the game. To change the settings, follow the steps below:

• Launch the game.
• Press F5 on your keyboard to show the settings.
• Click on Themes and choose your preferred theme under
  Standard Themes.

If are unable to see your preferred theme, we suggest that you update the game on Windows Store by following the steps on this

link.

Should you need further assistance, you can reply to this post anytime.

 

change the names of the themes.

Hello Michael,



You can change the names of your specified themes as personalized ones by simply following these steps:

• Click on Start.
• Click on Settings; then select Personalization.
• Under Personalization, select Themes.
• Click on Theme Settings.
• Under Windows Default Themes, right click on the desired theme; then click on
  Save Theme located in the lower left pane of My Themes.
• A small pop-up window will appear which will ask for a name. Enter the desired name; then, click on
  Save. The theme which has been modified will be under My Themes.
  

Kindly execute the same procedure with the rest of the themes that you desire to correct the names.



Feel free to reach out if you need anything else.