Reset the System Management Controller (SMC).
In either case, restart your Mac normally to exit Safe Mode.ĩ. In Safe Mode, your computer will appear to be the same but slower. Keep holding the Shift key until you see the login screen. 
Turn on your Mac and immediately press and hold the Shift key. If you are still having the problem, restart your Mac in Safe Mode to find out that there are no third-party apps causing the problem. You can release the keys when you hear the second chime sound (if your Mac is making startup sounds) or when you see the Apple logo appears and disappears for the second time.Ĩ. 
Keep holding these keys for 20 seconds. Turn on your Mac and immediately press and enter these keys together: Option + Command + P + and R. And change the size by dragging the slider. Click System Preferences from the Apple menu. You can easily restart your Mac by clicking the Restart option from the Apple menu. You may want to contact the app developer for further help.ĥ. Please note that you may lose unsaved data when you force quit an app.įurthermore, if you keep experiencing this problem with a particular app, the problem may be the app. If the mouse is gone in all apps, then force quit all apps that are running. 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.
I replace the batteries, this usually fixes my problem.Ģ. I quickly keep moving the mouse back and forth (or quickly move my finger on the trackpad), this will briefly make the pointer bigger. 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.
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