Mouse cursor has randomly enlarged and has lines going through it

I found a temporary fix. open magnifier, keep at 100% zoom and minimize it.

GreatScott said:

I found a temporary fix. open magnifier, keep at 100% zoom and minimize it.

Created an account just to confirm this strange solution works. I guess it'll do until Nvidia gets their driver sorted out.

GreatScott said:

I found a temporary fix. open magnifier, keep at 100% zoom and minimize it.

It fixes the cursor problem? But does it fix poor performance or malfunctioning of the secondary monitor if available?
That is what triggered me that there was a problem, before my mouse cursor went screwed.

Jo0Lz said:

It fixes the cursor problem? But does it fix poor performance or malfunctioning of the secondary monitor if available?
That is what triggered me that there was a problem, before my mouse cursor went screwed.

People seems to have different problems, some even say that the driver fixes issues with gaming... For me, the update crashed my system causing the graphics card to be non-responsive, only showing through the primary DVI port, not recognizing display preferred sizes when connected to different monitors, etc...

However a restart fixed that!

Still, if the driver have no useful features for you, do a roll back!, some have succeeded in downloading 353.30 and doing a clean install! For me, windows managed to install 353.50 just after the Nvidia setup removed the driver and before the good old 353.30 was installed...

You can, however, do a roll back from Device Manager: Display Adapters -> * Your Card * -> Right click for Properties -> Driver -> Roll Back Driver!

Or you could try to remove the driver and tell it to delete is as well! Then install the working 353.30 driver...

Hope this helps if people still have problems!

GreatScott said:

I found a temporary fix. open magnifier, keep at 100% zoom and minimize it.

thanks man
i made an account just to thank you
you've made my day

If you install the driver 353.30 from Nvidia site it will not downgrade your driver, you will still have 353.50 driver installed and the issue is not solved.

You need to go to Windows uninstall apps and uninstall Nvidia 353.50 driver then restart Windows, after uninstall it will auto downgrade to 353.30 and all the issues will be solved.

tibbus said:

If you install the driver 353.30 from Nvidia site it will not downgrade your driver, you will still have 353.50 driver installed and the issue is not solved.

You need to go to Windows uninstall apps and uninstall Nvidia 353.50 driver then restart Windows, after uninstall it will auto downgrade to 353.30 and all the issues will be solved.

What you suggested worked initially, but after about 5-10 minutes the driver automatically reverts back to 353.50

oh.... that sucks. Mine still works, but probably it will auto-update soon...

Abu3safeer said:

thanks man
i made an account just to thank you
you've made my day

you're welcome, I'm glad I could help somebody

Mine was like that when I had the corrupted update but now all is OK.