April 2015
I accidentally hit the tilde button and opened up the console command while playing through DA:I. At that point, I lost my mouse cursor when in nonTactical view. My cursor appears when I shift to the tactical cam. It also appears when I hit escape and I'm in the menu for the game. But it disappears as soon as I return to the game, making it pretty much unplayable (I can't place aoe spells, for example, with out the cursor). I have tried shutting down and restarting. I have also uninstalled the game and reinstalled. I have also tried playing in windowed and windowed fullscreen. I'll need this to be fixed before I can continue playing. I have already invested a lot of hours into this game and would like to continue, but I'm unable to proceed without the use of my mouse cursor.
--Merlina McGovern
Windows 8.1
CyberPower PC
AMD FX -8100 Eight-Core Processor 2.80 GHz
8 GB RAM
64-bit OS, x84-based processor
Here is the link to the hastebin info for my dxdiag:
hastebin.com/susejivore.tex
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February 2018
April 2015
So, I figured out a fix. After working with online chat with a very, very nice CS person (Sneha), I still wasn't able to get the cursor to appear. I did some more Googling and decided to manually reset my defaults. I navigated to My documents\BioWare\Dragon Age Inquisition\Save and deleted ProfileOptions_profile. This worked for bringing back my cursor.
April 2015
hit the console key again.
on US keyboards it's the key to the left of the 1 key.
~ or "tilde" key
April 2015
Yes, that is the way the console is supposed to work. It is for entering text only commands. Once you open it, you have to close it again to get access to the normal user interface. However, if a restart of the game automatically put you back into the console interface, then something else is going on with your computer.
However, if you keep accidentally hitting the `/~ key (I have seen many multiplayer users complain of this) you can use a program called autohotkey to change the function of the ~ to something else, so pressing that button will return a 1 for instance.
You can download the program here:
http://download.cnet.com/AutoHotkey/3000-2084_4-10279446.html
And create a file like this:
`::1
After this, you won't be able to open the console until you close the autohotkey file that is running (an H symbol in your taskmanager tray).
May 2015 - last edited May 2015
I love you!! This was making me crazy, you're the only one I found searching on google that had this problem too and deleting ProfileOptions_profile worked! Everything is gone back to the default options of course, but the cursors is there, yay! :D My Thanks!
July 2015
Thanks so much for this. I tried everything and was about to uninstall, deleting file and remap keys is the answer. You save my sanity mate cheers!
September 2015
July 2016
Thank you thank you thank you!! I tried everything short of reinstalling windows to fix this and this finally fixed my issue! Thanks for sharing!
February 2018