In this tutorial, learn how to change your mouse cursor to Mac mouse cursor in Windows 10 or Windows 11.
I’ve decided to demonstrate how to download and install the Mac OS Cursor on Windows and believe me when I say it works. Before publishing it here, I tried it out.
Do you like Mac OS Cursor? If that’s the case, keep reading…
Today is your lucky day because I’m going to show you how to get the Mac OS pointer to appear on your computer.
Apple’s Mac OS, like Windows, is distinct in every manner, but one thing they have in common is that they are both similar to Android and iOS.
Windows 11 is a new update that allows you to install Android apps on your computer. This is one of the interesting features of Windows 11.
If you don’t like the MacOS cursor and want to make your own, you can, but the file must end in.cur to indicate that it’s a cur.
Let’s get started with the Mac OS Cursor download and installation.
Download Mac OS cursor for Windows 11/10
I’ve included a download link below so you can download the entire cursor file and then proceed to installation.
Download Cursors (Windows 10)
– Download Mac Cursor for Windows 11: https://www.pling.com/p/1408466/
P/w: windows10freeapps
In this video, we are gonna show you how to install Mac OS Cursor on Windows 11:
How to Install Mac OS Cursor for Windows
1. Unzip once you have downloaded the cursor file to your PC.
2. Now go to the extracted folder and open it.
3. Open any folder by navigating to it.
Note: Standard refers to a tiny cursor, Large refers to a large cursor, and XtraLarge refers to an even larger cursor. Choose any that you want to install.
I’m currently using the standard since I prefer my icons and mouse to be small.
1. Locate and open the “Install.inf” file.
2. Select Install from the context menu when you right-click the install.inf file.
Now that you’ve installed the Mac OS pointer, it’s time to put it to use.
How to Apply Mac OS Cursor for Windows
1. Open the Settings app on your phone.
2. Go to the “Devices” section of the website.
3. Go to the “Mouse” section of the website.
4. Select “Additional mouse options” from the drop-down menu.
5. Select “Pointers” from the drop-down menu.
6. From the Scheme dropdown menu, choose “MacOS Cursor“.
7. Click “Apply” and then “Ok“.
That’s it; the MacOS Cursor for Windows has been successfully installed.
