



If you move the Cursor blink rate slider all the way to the right, at Fast itself, the insertion point will blink about three times per second, the fastest blink rate available.Moving the slider just one notch to the right will make your cursor blink about once every two seconds, the slowest blink rate supported by Windows 7.The more you drag the slider to the right, towards "Fast", the more times your cursor will flash on and off per period of time. In the screenshot above, we have our cursor blink rate dragged all the way to the left, next to "None" - this means that the insertion point will not blink when you are editing text.The last group of options is called "Cursor blink rate", and includes a horizontal slider:.This will open the "Keyboard Properties" dialog, with the "Speed" tab automatically selected.Then, click on the "Change cursor blink rate" link in the search results:.Open the start menu, and type "blink rate" in the search field.
