If you’re using a wireless mouse, turn it off, remove the wireless dongle, wait for a minute, reinsert it and turn the mouse back on. Remove the mouse’s USB cable connected to your computer, and reconnect it (try multiple USB ports if you can). Since you cannot see your cursor, all these fixes are done with keyboard shortcuts. In windows 10, the sleep mode bug can make your mouse invisible.īefore we go through the causes and solutions to fix the problem, here is something you should keep in mind.The mouse cursor setting may disable your mouse while typing.BIOS touchpad settings may be disabled.The problem with the mouse or the mouse cable may stop your mouse from moving.So, you have to know where the problem is before you fix it. However, this may not always be the case, as the cursor can get hidden on the right side of your screen. If you cannot see the cursor at all, then there is something wrong with the software/driver. If you see the cursor but cannot move it, the problem is probably with the hardware. How To Fix a Disappearing Mouse Cursor?.(By the way, it occurs to me that W10 might increase the sensitivity of the touchpad. This problem irks me so much I always disable the touchpad on machines if they have a touch screen. Alternatively, shield the touchpad with a piece of cardboard and the problem will disappear. ) However, next time you are typing, pay particular attention to your thumbs and you will see I'm right. What will happen now is that you will vigorously deny it! (Don't worry, everybody does. The cursor jumping to somewhere else (other than where you want to type) is an age old problem on laptops and is caused by the heel of your thumb brushing the touchpad as you type. It's driving me crazy, makes my computer nearly unusable because I can't type anywhere unless I move extremely slowly or keep clicking my cursor back into the field after every few keystrokes.Hang on, that's a separate issue.
I have the exact same issue on my laptop too (also a Lenovo if that makes a difference).
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