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For users who find registry editing cumbersome, other software like Screenflick or Camtasia offers native "mouse opacity" or "hide cursor" toggles, emphasizing the competitive nature of screen recording tools. Conclusion
Consequently, the Shadowplaycursorcapturedisable.reg script remains the gold standard community fix.
In this deep dive, we will explore exactly what this file is, why the registry needs to be edited to fix cursor issues, how to create the file yourself, and the safety precautions you should take when modifying the Windows Registry.
In essence, is a pre-written script that tells Windows to stop Shadowplay from trying to hook into the mouse cursor rendering pipeline.