Is it possible to make mouse pointer bigger/enlarged when shaked (like in Mac OS), but in windows?

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Solution 1

BigMouse will do the trick... http://spinalcode.co.uk/2018/11/06/windows-shake-to-find-cursor/

Just give the mouse a good shake and a giant cursor will show where your mouse is. With the added bonus of tracking how many miles your mouse has moved!

Solution 2

There is Waggle my mouse it is paid thou. But cheap !

And then there is the old... "Click CTRL to show your mouse option"

You can see it in Additional mouse options on Windows 10. Like this

Solution 3

Another utility I found called Shake Mouse To Locate: https://github.com/nicolasdejong/ShakeMouseToLocate. Based on the BigMouse from @spinal mentioned in other answer. Little bit richer than BigMouse and it survives computer sleep!

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Pramesh Bajracharya
    Pramesh Bajracharya over 1 year

    It is very convenient to find a mouse pointer in mac OS as shaking of the mouse enlarges the pointer for a couple of seconds. I hope we can do the same for windows too. Can we?

    I googled a lot but no luck!

    • Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007
      Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 about 7 years
      There's an option in Windows to have it visually locate the mouse when you hit CTRL, have you tried that?
    • Pramesh Bajracharya
      Pramesh Bajracharya about 7 years
      @Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 well thanks friend. This will do. Just activated that from my mouse setting. :D
  • Liam Hammett
    Liam Hammett about 6 years
    I've just tried "Waggle my mouse" but unfortunately found it to be buggy - the huge rainbow circle it makes often gets stuck behind windows and doesn't behave well with multiple monitors.
  • Albin
    Albin over 5 years
    if you promote a product or service, you should disclose your affiliation with it!
  • Pramesh Bajracharya
    Pramesh Bajracharya about 4 years
    @spinal, Great work here. However, I found this to be very resistant to mouse movements. I need to move the pointer by a lot for the big trigger to happen.
  • tutejszy
    tutejszy over 3 years
    Hi Spinal, great piece of code! unfortunately it does not survive computer sleep, need restart to work again
  • tolache
    tolache about 3 years
    Sorry, but it doesn't do anything on my Windows 10 20H2. The icon appears in the systray, but the cursor doesn't grow no matter how long I shake the mouse.