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Personalize your mouse clicks with cool sounds effects. Add a unique visual style to your cursors by applying different combinations of special effects and motion trails that are included with CursorFX. Thousands of additional custom cursors are available for download from our community at WinCustomize.com
However, the trails design of Windows cursors, as it is originally designed to aid in cursor visibility and not just for cool visual effect, does not behave in the way the trail behaves in that web page, and it is likely you'll need something other than a custom cursor design to get that precise behavior.
If you want to be certain, get a camera, set it to a shutter speed of 1/60 (if your monitor is 60 Hz refresh) and take a photo while moving the mouse over a black background. I just did a similar test and it shows just the one cursor, with a second faded one occasionally (I suspect due to the camera catching the refresh).
To help improve the visibility of the pointer in Windows, you can enable to display pointer trails. This will show an adjustable trail behind the pointer whenever you move it. This tutorial will show you how to turn on or off to display pointer trails for your account in Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10.
How to Enable or Disable Changing Mouse Pointers in Windows A mouse pointer or cursor is a graphical image on the PC monitor or other display device. The pointer echoes movements of the pointing device, commonly a mouse, touchpad, or stylus pen, signals t
When crossing the window border, the cursor changes into a "resize window" cursor for a short while, making the cursor lag. This doesn't sound like much, but it happens every time the cursor changes (even if it's to just move the mouse somewhere else, and accidentally make it cross a window border from where the resize cursor shows etc).
Nothing applies until Windows is restarted. For example, I set MouseTrails to 6. This should turn MouseTrails setting to the second highest setting, but it isn't applied when I save the value. I restart the machine and then I have a trail following my cursor. How can I apply these manual mouse registry changes without restarting my computer?
Stardock has a cursor customizing package known as cursorFX. It's not a free program but there is a free trial available. At US$4.00, it's not particularly expensive. Quickly change the size, color or drop shadow of any cursor from the settings menu. Personalize your mouse clicks with cool sounds effects.
A mouse pointer or cursor is a graphical image on the PC monitor or other display device. The pointer echoes movements of the pointing device, commonly a mouse, touchpad, or stylus pen, signals the point where actions of the user take place. Windows uses .ani (animated cursor) and .cur (cursor) files for mouse pointers.
If you enable mouse pointer trails, the corruption will go away. In your Windows 7 go to Control Panel -> Mouse -> Pointer Options Tab; Enable Pointer Trails. If you don't like the effect, move the slider all the way to the left. This will make the trailing effect all but disappear. That's it. The mouse corruption will "not" happen again.