A simple way to change cursors

Change Cursor 2.0 July 11th 2006

Tired of opening the mouse control panel when you want to test your new cursors?

This free tool lets switch cursor in a few seconds. Just right-click on an .cur or .ani file and choose the appropriate item from the context menu. The tool displays previews of currently selected cursors for easier navigation.

Application is compatible with Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, and x64 Windows editions. Please scroll down for download and installation instructions.

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This Windows shell extension lets you quickly change active mouse cursors from context menu.

What's new in version 2.0

• .msi installer/uninstaller (uninstall using Control panel)
• Abitility to change the handwriting cursor.
• Change multiple cursors at once by applying a Cursor Scheme. Schemes can be imported, exported or modified (in Notepad).

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Note: The application is provided as is, without warranty of any kind. Authors are not responsible for any damage.

Version 2.0 from July 11th 2006

• RWChangeCursor32.msi (282kB) for Windows 2000, XP, 2003, and Vista.
• RWChangeCursor64.msi (290kB) for Windows XP 64-bit and Vista 64-bit.

Note: if you are using 64-bit edition of Windows, you must use the 64-bit version of Cursor Changer. The tool integrates with Explorer and Windows cannot mix 32 bit and 64 bit code in one process.

Other resources

Create your own cursors using our free cursor maker.

Download and upload static and animated cursors to the library of cursors.

Recent comments

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icowin registered user on March 8th

Won't work

Anonymous on March 16th

mine works ur doing it wrong fool

on windows go to personlization then sear mouse cursor the go to ppointers and copy and paste the new cursor into the search bar

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Anonymous on April 7th

Only works with Windows XP, Vista, 2003, Windows 2000, and windows x64 versions.

Anonymous on April 10th

I have that why is it not working

mbs6132003 registered user on April 19th

Try NORMAL SELECT. It works for me on 64bit Windows 10.

Anonymous on May 14th

what about chrome

:-(

Anonymous on May 30th

the guy who called you fool well...he is rude

RIDDLER registered user on June 30th

What is the point of having a piece of software for changing your cursors? You can change cursor sets by using the mouse settings from the operating system.

Anonymous on July 21st

oh! i thought it will work.

mina registered user on August 1st

I have it on windows 8 and there is no change cursor context menu.

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