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When you touch the screen in Windows 8, the mouse pointer is hidden until you move the mouse (or other pointing device). This happens in both desktop and Metro interfaces.
We have a program that allows people to move the mouse pointer using other input methods (such as a joystick), so I need to ensure the mouse pointer is visible.
How can I force the mouse pointer to be displayed?
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Using a mouse and keyboardPress Windows key , type touchpad, and press Enter . Or, press Windows key + I to open Settings and choose Devices, then Touchpad. In the Touchpad settings window, click the Touchpad toggle switch to the On position.
On the Devices screen, select Mouse in the left-hand column. Under Related settings in the right-hand panel, click Additional mouse options. In the Mouse Properties window, click the Pointer Options tab, and look under Visibility. Check the box next to Show location of pointer when I press the CTRL key.
you can set the flag of touch feedback.
[setting] ->[control panel]->[pen and touch]->[touch feekback] item,there is a checkbox that is [show visual feedback when touch the screen].If you cann't select the checkbox, you can show the mouse pointer without coding anything when touching the screen.
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