Windows 10: My cursor is always glitched...

So when I start up my windows 10 pc the cursor is huge and I have to go into setting each time to make it normal plus it says that it is normal but its not. How do I fix it?

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cursor dissappeared

Thank you both for your prompt replies, I tried all steps listed, some I had tries previously but I still tried them again, but still no cursor.

Do you have any other suggestions?

 

Cursor and other glitches.

I have updated every single little thing in the device manager and my cursor and stuff are still glitching out

 

Loading Cursor Glitch

Hi Jenny,

A corrupted or outdated driver may be the possible reason why your mouse cursor is not working properly. To efficiently assist you, kindly answer the following questions:

• Have you made any recent changes prior to this issue?
• What is the make and model of your laptop?
• Since you've mentioned that it occurs using Chrome, have you tried using another browser and check if the issue still persists?
• What troubleshooting steps you've done so far aside from updating drivers?

In the meantime, I suggest that you follow these options on how to troubleshoot your cursor:

Option 1: Fixing the unexpected jumps or freezing issues

• Open Control Panel.
• In the Control Panel window you will need to left click on the
  Find and fix problems.
  
  Note: The Find and fix problems feature can be found on the
  System and Security section.
• A Troubleshooting window will show, from the right side of the window left click on the
  Hardware and Sound option.
• Now in the Device category left click on Next button for the
  Hardware and Devices.
• A scan will begin and after it is finished you will need to left click on
  Apply this fix.
• Close the windows you have open.
• Reboot the Windows 8 or Windows 10 device and see if you still have this issue.

Option 2: Uncheck Enhance pointer precision feature

• Open Control Panel and navigate to Mouse section.
• Navigate to the Pointer Options tab and disable Enhance pointer precision feature. Now click on
  Apply and OK to save changes.
• After turning off this feature, problems with your cursor should disappear.

Option 3: Reinstall your mouse driver

• Press Windows Key + X to open Win + X menu and choose
  Device Manager from the menu.
• Locate your mouse, right click it and choose Uninstall device.
• When the confirmation message appears, click on Uninstall.
• After doing that, your mouse will be disabled. Using the keyboard keys you can navigate to
  Action > Scan for hardware changes. If you can’t open this menu with your keyboard, simply restart your PC.
• After doing that, your mouse will be detected and you should be able to use it again without any problems.

Keep us posted if you need additional help.