Cannot see mouse cursor but it works invisibly?

I have installed SUSE everything seems to be fine but I cannot see my mouse cursor at all. When I hover over files and apps it works and I can click and stuff but its invisible.

However the bouncing ball shows up when I am waiting for an application or process to happen but thats it.

I have tried changing the cursor theme but that dont solve the problem. The mouse cursor works but I cant see it.

EDIT: I am running KDE and SUSE 10.1 the mouse is a normal PS/2 Mouse not USB. I had once before had installed SUSE 10.1 GNOME on the same system and this problem didnt happen.

OK I have found this thread below from a forum to solve the problem. The thing is despited my search not being able to find the xorg file I found it manually under file/etc/x11/org.conf But when i want to edit it I cant.

"GENIUS!!!
RIGHT If you have a working mouse which is invisible / hiden / not showing then do this (for noobs like me):

1 Boot up Linux
2 Move your mouse to the bottom right (start menu looking thing) and slowly move it up to switch user
3 Type "root" in user name and type your root password (the first one you set in linux) in password
4 Once logged on, move your mouse to the start menu and click find files and folders
5 This takes a little time but you can do it slowly, change the directory to root
6 Type in xorg into the search
7 Click stop search when you see x11/xorg.conf show up
8 Open up this file by right clicking on it (MAKE SURE IT IS x11/xorg not any others, I edited the wrong file DO NOT DO THIS!!!)
9 Scroll all the way down to where it says "Section "Device"", this should have a load of graphic settings
10 At the bottom of this section before "EndSection" add these two lines:
##fehlender cursor, hwcursor off rhb#182517
Option "HWCursor" "off"
11 Save (make sure you do this aswell lol)
12 Restart
13 PRAY that you did it correctly!

I hope this helps all the noobs out there like me who will hopefully search this post."

You can only edit this file as the root user.

I am pretty sure you can turn off the hardware mouse cursor in YAST too. See under the display configuration (SAX).