Customizing your own mouse cursor on Windows is a fun little appearance change that only takes a little bit of legwork to change the mouse to whatever you like.

The mouse pointer isn't always clearly visible, especially if you're working on a small screen or have eyesight problems. Here's how to fix that.

You can change your mouse's DPI in several ways, but the easiest is through the Settings menu. DPI, or "Dots Per Inch," is a stat used to measure how fast your on-screen cursor moves when you move ...

Note that there's also a switch in the same section called Shake mouse pointer to locate, which when enabled causes the cursor to temporarily grow bigger when you vigorously shake it from side to ...