¿Por qué veo dos cursores en la pantalla de mi Mac?

Why do I see two cursors on my screen Mac?

Common Cause #1: You Need to Adjust Your Trackpad Settings To figure out if your cursor issues are caused by your settings, go into System Preferences. Select Trackpad, and then de-select the box for Trackpad Gestures and check “Ignore accidental trackpad input”.

This issue could be due to in-correct mouse settings. If you have connected an external mouse, I would suggest you to either disable your laptop touchpad from Device Manager or disconnect the external mouse and check. Follow the below steps on how to disable touchpad. Press Windows + R and type “devmgmt.

A simple key combination performed during a Mac restart will reset SMC and hopefully fix the cursor problem.

1. First, shut down your Mac completely.
2. Hold down Shift + Control + Option + Power button.
3. Wait for your Mac to start until you hear the startup sound.
4. Now, release the keys: the SMC is reset.

When the mouse causes your cursor to go all over the place, it typically means you are having tracking problems. While your Mac mouse will work on most surfaces, occasionally, something on the surface may cause problems, or your mouse may have some minor technical problem that you can usually resolve.

If the mouse keeps disappearing on your Mac,make sure that it’s connected,and the cursor isn’t too small.

It is possible to use two mice and two keyboards on one computer but not operating two different applications. To use two keyboards just plug them both in. To use two or more mice you’ll need to download and install GlovePie. Once the prgrams installed there is a prewritten script specifically for multiple mice, you can have up to four from memory.

There is another reason why your mouse cursor is gone on Windows 10, which is your mouse driver error. When the mouse driver error appears, your mouse cursor may freeze, moves slowly or irregularly or even disappear. For uninstalling the mouse driver, it is difficult because you cannot use the mouse. So be patient.

Your Mac is low on memory. Remember,your cursor is also a process,and if your computer has too much going on,it may be why mouse keeps disappearing Mac

You are using the “On startup” option in Settings, “Continue where you left off”. Consider changing that option to “Open the New Tab page”.