But yes - installing windows 7 on newer hardware is quite tricky. USB drivers, several hotfixes and nvme drivers have to be integrated into installation before you can install.
If the cursor still doesn’t appear, you’ll need to explore more advanced troubleshooting steps involving device management, display settings, or driver updates. This guide provides a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and fixing the mouse cu
I'm having a problem installing Windows 7 on my Dell XPS m1330 notebook. When booting from DVD I get to the screen where you select the language; time and currency; and keyboard input or method only to have no ability to enter them since then there is
It's not something danger, I had some computers that don't have in installation cursor, and cursor comes in Windows. It could be driver, hardware, or maybe Windows image has failure.
Do you move the mouse or slide your finger on the touchpad, but the cursor is nowhere to be seen on your screen? Issues such as outdated mouse or display drivers, interference from other apps, misconfigured mouse settings, or accidentally enabling the tab
I've been using the same install DVD for Windows 7 (one I made from an ISO) for years now, and have never run across this problem until now. When I boot from the DVD to install Windows 7, on the first installation screen there is no mouse pointer, so
