How to add trails to the mouse pointer in Windows 10

Many people find that they lose the mouse cursor as they move it around the screen, especially if they have lots of windows open or a busy desktop background. You can make the mouse cursor easier to see by adding a trail of pointers that follows on behind the pointer, making it easier to keep track of it.

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