How to Enable and Customize the Text Cursor Indicator on Windows
Windows offers a handy feature to help you quickly locate the text cursor within large documents. This guide will walk you through the process of enabling and customizing the text cursor indicator on both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Enabling the Text Cursor Indicator on Windows 11
- Open the Settings app on your Windows 11 device.
- Navigate to Accessibility.
- Select Text cursor from the menu.
- Toggle the switch to turn on the Text cursor indicator. (Illustration of the Text Cursor Indicator settings in Windows 11)
- Adjust the cursor size using the provided slider.
- Choose from the available color schemes for the indicator.
- (Optional) Click the Choose another color button if you prefer to select a custom color for the cursor indicator.
Once you follow these steps, the text cursor indicator will be active across all text input areas on your system.
Enabling the Text Cursor Indicator on Windows 10
- Open the Settings app on your Windows 10 device.
- Go to Ease of Access.
- Click on Text cursor.
- Enable the Text cursor indicator by toggling the switch. (Illustration of the Text Cursor Indicator settings in Windows 10)
- Use the slider to adjust the size of the cursor indicator.
- Select a color from the suggested options for the indicator.
- (Optional) Click the Pick a custom text cursor indicator color button to create a personalized color.
After completing these steps, the text cursor indicator will help you easily spot the cursor in any text document.
Summary
The text cursor indicator is a practical feature that enhances visibility by adding visual elements to your cursor. Available on both Windows 10 and Windows 11, it allows for customization in size and color, making it easier to locate the cursor amidst large volumes of text.
Update August 9, 2024: This guide has been refreshed to ensure accuracy and incorporate the latest changes to the process.
