I have the same issue as described with my HP Spectre x360 14. I do not have a custom cursor set.
I'll be reaching out to HP Support now to inform them of the bug. I plan to also link to this thread to show that it's not just me.
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Hello everyone, I am experiencing a strange issue with my Windows 11 (version 24H2) laptop. Every time I boot up my HP Spectre x360 16-inch 2-in-1 laptop, the mouse cursor appears significantly larger than normal.
I found that resetting the graphics card temporarily resolves the issue, but the problem reoccurs with each reboot. changing the screen resolution also fixed it, any solution? My laptop is equipped with Intel Iris Xe Graphics and has 8GB of RAM.
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I have the same issue as described with my HP Spectre x360 14. I do not have a custom cursor set.
I'll be reaching out to HP Support now to inform them of the bug. I plan to also link to this thread to show that it's not just me.
This is a big bug from Microsoft with 24H2 update. It is same for my HP Spectre 360.
How we can solve this problem? Awaiting urgent reply from Microsoft team.
When you start the laptop, this problem happens all the time. When you restart there is no problem.
The screen scale is changing, that is why the mouse pointer is also becomes to big, althoug it still shows 200%.
When you change screen scale for example from 200% to 175% and come back again to 200%, it solves the problem. But it occurs again, when you shut down the computer and start again.
Microsoft team, please let us know, how to solve the problem.
I think I found a solution. The Hp representative's help did not work so I looked in the web. If you go Settings - System - Display - Scale; the default is 200%, change it around and then back to 200%, it solves the issue. I tried it yesterday and since then the cursor hasn't changed its size.
Hello All,
I found a temporary solution, if you disable fast boot from the settings, the laptop will boot a few seconds late, but the problem does not occur anymore.
You can try this solution, until Microsoft release a new update for Graphic Card driver, means a permanent solution.
Did you receive any replies or find a solution? Every time I turn on my laptop, the Cursor appears too large. I have to adjust the display scale from 200 to 175 and then back to 200 to fix the issue.