To manually select an accent color, select Manual, then select the list to the right and select a color under Recent colors or Windows colors, or select View colors (next to Custom colors) for an even more detailed option. In the list for Choose your mode, select Dark. To manually select an accent color, select one under Recent colors or Windows colors, or select View colors (next to Custom colors) for an even more detailed option. To have Windows automatically pick an accent color, select Automatic. In the list for Choose your mode, select Light.
You can play around with the colors and modes to see which ones work best for you.
This option is for the Start menu, taskbar, and action center. You can also show an accent color for window title bars (the horizontal bar at the top of a window) and borders. You can choose an accent color, or have Windows select one (the accent color will provide a contrast with, or match, your wallpaper and Windows color). The Custom mode gives you options between Light and Dark. I hope you’ve found this tip helpful! Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions of comments.Note: The Light mode doesn't personalize the color of the Start menu, taskbar, and action center (that option is only available for Dark and Custom modes). From the cursor settings page you can also change the size of the cursor which useful if you’re giving presentations where other people have to follow the cursor on the screen, or if you have a visual impairment that makes it difficult to spot the cursor at its default size. This is no accident, as changing the colour of the cursor can help make it stand out better for some people. You’ll notice that the cursor settings are in the Ease of Access page. If you don’t like the default palette of colours to choose from, select Pick a custom pointer color, this will open up the colour picker for you to choose a completely custom colour:
You can then customise the cursor colour to the one you would like. You can also search for “Cursor & pointer” in the start menu or settings app to get here.įrom here, select the pointer colour button which shows the colour wheel and green cursor. Open the Windows Settings App (Click on the Start Button followed by the settings icon (shaped as a gear), or press + I on your keyboard) and navigate to Ease of Access, then Cursor & pointer in the Ease of Access side-bar. Accessing and Changing the Cursor Settings
Maybe you just want a bright yellow cursor because it’s your favourite colour! Whatever your reason is for changing it, if you have Windows 10 with the May 2019 Update or newer you’re at the right place to find out how. Changing the cursor colour can be a nice tweak to make it stand out better or to customise it to your company colours etc.
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