Do you customize your computer but realize that replacing the mouse pointer won’t always stay in Windows 10? Don’t worry if you have this problem. Unfortunately, this is a problem that many Windows 10 users face.

They found that the mouse pointer changed to the default option after restarting the system. But fortunately, there are some easy ways to solve this problem. And here, I will tell you about them all.

What To Do If Mouse Cursor Change Won’t Stay Permanent Windows 10

Here, I will show you the steps to make sure that your cursor does not change in any way after restarting your system. in full detail If Mouse Cursor Change Won’t Stay Permanent Windows 10

Use The Right Subfolder

One of the reasons for the mouse pointer problem is that the mouse pointer is not placed in the correct folder. This is because, ideally, your mouse pointer changes should be located in a subfolder titled Pointers under Windows.

1. Note that if you try to place them anywhere other than the cursor subfolder, the cursor will default every time you restart your computer. Now, to do this, you need:
2. Copy your folder from all your custom mouse pointer files and paste it into the C: \ Windows urs Cursors partition.
3. Next, you need to open main.cpl. Now you need to go to the pointers and then re-apply each type of pointer. The mouse changes you need should now be permanent

Uninstall your mouse driver.

1. First of all, you need to press the R and Windows keys together. Next, you need to type devmgmt.msc. Now you need to press Enter to open Device Manager.
2. Now, expand the section that includes rats and other gestures. Next, you need to find your mouse and then choose Uninstall.
3. If the system asks for confirmation, you need to select Yes. After that, you need to restart your system. This will allow Windows to install drivers automatically. After that, your mouse changes should be permanent.
4. Here are three ways you can make your mouse pointer changes permanent. However, if something doesn’t work, you should try to boot your system cleanly and completely. If this does not work, you should consult a computer technician.

5. Disable user settings when upgrading

   1. You need to press the R button and Windows keys together. Next, you need to type Regedit. Now press Enter. This will open the Registry Editor.
   2. Next, you need to go to this registry key: Install Computer K HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Software \ Synaptics \ SynTP
   3. Now, highlight the install switch located in the windowpane on the left. Next, you need to find the key called “DeleteUserSettingsOnUpgrade” in the windowpane on the right.
   4. If you do not find the key above, you will need to create a brand new one. To do this you have to right-click on the right window pane. Next, you need to select New> DWORD (32-bit value).
   5. Now you have to name your new key. I suggest you name it after the previous name  DeleteUserSettingsOnUpgrade. Now you need to double click on it to change the value to 0. This will disable it.
   6. Now you need to restart your desktop. This will fix your mouse pointer which is constantly changing.

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