Is cursor is missing in one app? Try force quitting the app by pressing the Command + Option + Escape keys. Since your mouse does not seem to be working, press the Command + Option + Escape keys together.Ĥ.
Test to see if opening the Force Quit window will bring back the cursor.
Is your cursor working in Finder or in another app? Then hit Command + Tap again to return to the original app. Switch to the Finder (or to another app). On your keyboard press Command + Tap (hold Command then press Tab) to summon a quick application switcher. Please try the troubleshooting steps below in order. After trying each step, test to see if you’ve fixed your missing pointer issue.ġ. There may be several issues that cause this. This problem is known to happen randomly. If you are having this problem too, then this article is for you. If your cursor or pointer goes missing, your enjoyment of your Mac and your interaction with it will be diminished. Your mouse cursor or pointer is a graphical image on your screen that mimics the movements of your mouse. More specifically, the real focus of this problem is that the cursor becomes invisible and that makes the Mac unusable. This article explains how you can fix if your mouse cursor (also called pointer) randomly disappears.
