Windows 10: Title: Issue with Mouse Cursor Disappearing and Not Blinking After Alt + Tab Shortcut on...

I'm facing an issue with my computer where the mouse cursor disappears and stops blinking after using the Alt + Tab shorcut to switch between windows. To make the cursor blink again. I have to manually click on the location where i was typing. I'm seeking help from the community to identify the cause of this issue and find a solution to make the mouse cusor automatically start blinking again after using the Alt + Tab shortcut

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Double Cursor Freeze and AMD auto update issues.

My mouse cursor doesn't lag or freeze but gaming after alt tabbing or expanding VLC to fullscreen will leave a 2nd cursor frozen on the screen until I alt tab again or bring the real cursor near the fake one and it will disappear.

The other issue, an AMD Auto update cmd window will randomly pop up but there's no text. It's just black. I let it sit for a while once and nothing but the blinking underscore like it was awaiting me to type something but I can't.

 

alt tab doesn't toggle

Never had this issue: when i alt tab to something, it doesn't toggle. Or clicking on icon on taskbar doesn't bring that up. While start menu experience host is running. Also when i bring up pop out window from chrome and want alt tab back to main window - main window isn't showing, but maybe is more of a chrome issue, i don't know. Sometimes i also alt tab and mouse cursor disappear, it is like i would be alt tabbed to that window, but i still see old window from which i alt tabbed.

 

Cursor / Mouse disappeared

Hi Alexa, I'm John D, and I am happy to help you with this.

I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your computer's cursor disappearing. Let's try some basic troubleshooting steps to resolve this issue. First, check to make sure that your mouse or trackpad is connected properly to your computer. If you're using a wireless mouse, try replacing the batteries or charging it. You might also want to try using a different mouse or trackpad, if available, to see if the problem persists.

If those steps don't work, try updating your computer's drivers, which can sometimes help resolve issues with hardware components like your mouse. Alternatively, booting your computer in safe mode can help isolate the issue by disabling certain software that may be causing the problem.

I hope these suggestions help you get your cursor back up and running. If you have any further questions or concerns, please let me know.

Best regards,

John D.

Independent Advisor