Mouse cursor always shows Busy.... Used Function : Cursor.Current.ToString

[loginerror (Maciej Kuźmicz)]

We will not be fixing this issue. Please see below for a small explanation why:

Cursor.Current is a .NET API which returns the state of the cursor while over a Windows Forms application, not the cursor state in Windows / any other application. This is not the intended use of the API, and we cannot alter the .NET behavior. Also, as far as we’re aware, there isn’t any out-of-the box way to get the cursor state in .NET, but it can be done through some windows interop, see here: C# - How to get current cursor state (if its currently arrow,hand,waiting etc) - Stack Overflow

Given the above, it might be a good solution to leverage the Coded Workflows to produce a custom code snippet that will perform this task if possible.

Edit. In fact, a post over here might be helpful:

Mouse cursor always shows Busy?

I was able to figure it out: Go to manage packages and install PInvoke.User32 Invoke the code below to create a pause while cursor is busy or application is opening or it is not loaded yet: Dim cinfo As PInvoke.User32.CURSORINFO Dim hndl As Integer cinfo.cbSize = System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.SizeOf(cinfo) Do Call pinvoke.User32.GetCursorInfo(cinfo) hndl = cinfo.hCursor.ToInt32 Loop While (hndl = 65543 Or hndl = 65561 Or hndl =0) Your handles could be different, but you can …