What is the down arrow control that will help you to locate your lost cursor?

Answer by  Westy (105)

After enabling the option in Pointer Options in the control panel under Mouse Properties, one can use the CTRL button to locate where their cursor is. This feature creates a 1 inch diameter circle around the location of the cursor. The circle then shrinks until it is just a point, located at the tip of the cursor arrow.

Answer by  blombardy (82)

Depending on your OS, you may be able to configure this from Control panel. Go to My Computer->Control Panel->Mouse. Under Pointer Options, set Visibility to 'show location of pointer when I press the CTRL key', then apply. When the cursor is next lost, use the CTRL key to home in on it's position.

Answer by  gigo (1706)

Since Windows XP you have the possibility to find the mouse cursor by pressing control. You can activate it in the control panel, mouse.

Answer by  Ringir (46)

Dont know about down arrow controls but I do know there is a setting you can have that lets Ctrl button find it.