How to Enable or Disable Mouse Pointer Trails in Windows 11?

In this video, we will guide you on How to Enable or Disable Mouse Pointer Trails in Windows 11. Initially, mouse pointer trails were developed for LCD monitors, which had slow response times. Although it is no longer necessary for modern LCD screens, this feature still useful if you have visual difficulties. A mouse trail follows the mouse pointer path around the screen. It is basically an accessibility feature that makes it easier for users with impaired vision to see the mouse pointer and track its movement. You can enable or disable mouse pointer trails in Windows 11 using the built-in Settings app. Here is how to do it. How to Turn On or Off Mouse Pointer Trails in Windows 11? To enable or disable Mouse Pointer Trails in Windows 11, first, open Windows 11 Settings using Windows + I shortcut keys. Then, select Bluetooth & devices in the left sidebar of the Settings window. On the right side of “Bluetooth & devices,” click on the Mouse option. Then, click Additional mouse settings under the “Related settings” section. When you’re done, the “Mouse Properties” window will appear on the screen.