Invisible cursor in AutoCAD

Question

Hello,
I recently have a problem with AutoCAD, quite annoying!
When I draw an object (rectangle, spline, etc.), the cursor disappears, which means I'm drawing "blindly".
I checked the display settings, and I normally have a white cursor on a black background.
I turned off the program, restarted the PC... but it's still the same!

If anyone has any idea to solve my problem, it would help me a lot!!!
I'm really stuck here!!!

Thanks in advance!

Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0

batgrut · Accepted Answer

I think it's simply that you've activated the grid snapping mode. Click on it again or type RESOL then IN.

baba · Answer

Thank you for telling me how to display my cursor (mouse) in AutoCAD 2005 because it is not displaying, and consequently, I do not know how to apply my first lessons.

gridemode13 · Answer

Check if the cursor does not have the same color as the desktop background; to check this, go to Tools - Options, then the DISPLAY tab, click on the Color button, go to the dropdown list, and select "Object Tab Cursor," then choose a color different from the background color in the dropdown list of colors next to it.
If that doesn't work, check the cursor size with the system variable "cursorsize."
For those who don't know what it is: type "cursorsize" on the keyboard, then hit "Enter," then enter the percentage value for the cursor size, for example, 5, then "Enter," then "Enter" (5% of the screen size).

Invisible cursor in AutoCAD

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