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5 Ways to Use a Keyboard to Click & Move a Mouse on PC & Mac

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Do you want to click something on your computer screen without pressing a mouse button? If your mouse or trackpad isn't working , you can use the arrow or Tab keys on your keyboard to select icons, apps, and menu items, and then press the Enter or Return to left-click them. You can also right-click with the keyboard to bring up context menus using keyboard shortcuts, or enable Mouse Keys to move the cursor. This wikiHow guide will teach you easy ways to use your PC or Mac keyboard to left click, right click, and navigate menus when your mouse or trackpad isn't available.

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How to control your mouse using a keyboard on Windows 10

You can use the numeric keypad to control the mouse on Windows 10, and in this guide, you'll learn the steps to use this feature.

Windows 10 with Mouse Keys enabled

On Windows 10, there are a lot of reasons why you may want to use the keyboard to control the mouse pointer. For instance, if the mouse stops working on your desktop, the touchpad suddenly breaks on your laptop, or you can't use the mouse, and using the keys on the keyboard is your best alternative.

Whatever the reason it might be, Windows 10 ships with the Mouse Keys feature that allows you to use the numeric keypad to move the mouse as well as to perform actions, such as click, double-click, open context menus, select, and more.

In this Windows 10 guide, we'll walk you through the steps to enable Mouse Keys feature to control the mouse with the numeric keypad.

How to enable Mouse Keys feature using Settings

How to enable mouse keys feature using control panel.

To control the mouse pointer using the keyboard on Windows 10, use these steps:

Once you complete the steps, you can use the numeric keypad on the keyboard to move the mouse around the screen. Usually, you'll use the 4 and 6 keys to move left and right , and the 2 and 8 keys to move up and down.

If you enabled the option, you could press the Ctrl key while moving the mouse to speed up the pointer or the Shift key to slow down the pointer.

To control the mouse using the numeric keypad, use these steps:

After you complete the steps, you can start using the numeric keypad to move the pointer on the screen without a mouse.

We're focusing this guide on Windows 10, but you can use the Control Panel settings to control the mouse with a keypad on older versions, including Windows 8.1 and Windows 7.

How to use keypad to move mouse on Windows 10

Once you activate the option to control your mouse with the keyboard, you can not only use the numeric keypad to move the pointer around, but you can also select, click, and drag items.

Moving pointer around

To move the mouse pointer around the screen, use these numeric keys:

Clicking items

Dragging and dropping

To drag and drop items, you first need to select, drag, and then open the context menu and select the move option:

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Use Mouse Keys to move the mouse pointer

With Mouse Keys, you can use the numeric keypad on your keyboard—instead of the mouse—to move the pointer.

To turn on Mouse Keys

Start button icon

Click Make the mouse easier to use .

Under Control the mouse with the keyboard , select the Turn on Mouse Keys check box.

Moving the pointer using Mouse Keys

After you turn on Mouse Keys, you can use the numeric keypad to move the mouse.  

Selecting a mouse button

Before you use Mouse Keys to click items on your screen, you must first select which mouse button you want to be the active button: the left button, the right one, or both.

Note:  If you choose to make the left mouse button the active button, it will remain the active button until you choose another button. After you select a mouse button, you don't need to select a mouse button again until you want to change buttons.

Clicking items using Mouse Keys

After you choose a button, you can click items on your screen.

Dragging items using Mouse Keys

You can use the numeric keypad to press and hold the active mouse button and to release it. This is helpful if you want to drag an item.

To change options like how quickly the mouse pointer moves and whether your computer makes a sound when you turn on Mouse Keys, in the Ease of Access Center, under Control the mouse with the keyboard , click Set up Mouse Keys .

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Windows Key

Would you like to use a different keyboard key to perform a certain task in Windows 10? Thanks to PowerToys , it’s easy to remap any key to another key or even a shortcut combination on your keyboard. Here’s how to set it up.

The Secret Is PowerToys

In the past, remapping keys in Windows 10 required a difficult-to-use third-party program. Today, Microsoft makes it easy with PowerToys , a free utility available for download online. Using PowerToys, you can make any key on your keyboard act like any other key—and even remap shortcuts.

If you don’t already have PowerToys installed, download it for free from Github. After you install it, launch PowerToys Settings, then click “Keyboard Manager” in the sidebar. In the “Keyboard Manager” settings, click “Remap a Key.”

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When the “Remap Keyboard” window pops up, click the plus button (“+”) to add a new key mapping.

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After that, you’ll need to define which key you want to remap (in the “Key:” column), and what key or shortcut you want it to perform (in the “Mapped To:” column).

First, select the key you’ll be remapping in the “To:” column by either clicking the “Type” button and pressing the key on your keyboard, or by selecting it from the list in the drop-down menu. For example, we’ll pick Scroll Lock here, since it often sits unused.

RELATED: How to Make Your Scroll Lock Key Useful on a Windows 10 PC

In PowerToys, select the key you want to remap.

Next, select the key or shortcut you want to perform in the “Mapped To” column. For a single key, you can either choose it from the drop-down menu or click the “Type” button, then press it on your keyboard.

If you want to use a shortcut key combination, press the “Type” button, then press the combination on your keyboard. For example, here we’ve typed “Ctrl+C” for the standard Windows “Copy” shortcut.

In PowerToys, if you're mapping a keyboard shortcut, enter the key combination using your keyboard.

After you have both “Key:” and “Mapped To:” columns defined, click “OK.”

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If you see a warning that one key will be left unassigned, click “Continue Anyway.” This means that you won’t be able to access the original function of the key that you just remapped.

(In our example, there will be no way to use Scroll Lock unless you remap another key to perform the original Scroll Lock function).

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Next, you’ll see the resulting mapping listed in the “Keyboard Manager” settings. That means your custom mapping has been saved and is now active.

In PowerToys, you'll see the resulting mapping listed.

If you want to add more mappings, click “Remap a key” again. When you’re done, close PowerToys Settings completely, and your remapped key (or keys) will remain in effect. Use them as much as you’d like. You can always go back and adjust your mappings later if necessary.

How to Remove the New Key Mapping

Later on, if you want to remove the custom mapping you made, relaunch Power Toys Settings, then click “Keyboard Manager” and “Remap a key” again. In the list of mappings, click the trash can icon beside the mapping you’d like to delete.

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The mapping will be removed. After that, click “OK” to close the window. Then you can either exit PowerToys completely or create a new mapping using the guide above. Have fun!

RELATED: How to Remap Any Key or Shortcut on Windows 11

How to Disable or Remap Keys Using SharpKeys [Alternative Method]

The major problem with PowerToys is that the remappings only work if the PowerToys application is running, so they won’t work on the login screen. There also seem to be issues with the remappings not working properly in games and some other places. The solution? Use the old-school Windows Registry key remapping technique… but do it the easy way, using the open-source SharpKeys application.

SharpKeys won’t let you remap shortcut key combinations, so you can’t remap ALT+C to CTRL+C, for example, but you can do things like remap or disable the Caps Lock key on any version of Windows .

Install the application from their Github project page or from the Microsoft Store , open it up (clicking through the annoying Windows SmartScreen warnings), and then click the Add button to open up the Add New Key Mapping dialog.

SharpKeys Add Key

We’ve been using SharpKeys literally since Windows Vista was around. That’s a long time.

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Set mouse or keyboard button to simulate left click and hold or rapid left click repeating in Windows?

Does anyone know a way to configure Windows 7 or use third party software to do this? I would like to click my middle mouse button and have it tell Windows to left click and hold until I click the middle mouse button again. A keyboard key would be fine as well.

Some games and apps have me holding down the left mouse button for a long time and I would like to reduce the stress on my mouse hand. Also, I would like to do a similar thing but have it repeatedly click the left mouse button automatically if possible.

If none of that is possible, how about temporalily setting a keyboard key to achieve a left mouse button emulation?

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you can create all your custom keyboard shortcuts using autohotkey. Autohotkey is a free open source software for macro and key binds.

http://www.autohotkey.com/

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MouseKeys is built into windows XP and higher.

Step 1 Turn on MouseKeys in Windows XP by pressing “Left-Alt, "Left-Shift" and "NumLock” simultaneously. Press “Enter” to select “Yes” in the dialog box that appears to activate MouseKeys. Step 2 Move the mouse pointer left and right by pressing “4” and “6” on the numeric keypad. Press “8” and “2” to move the pointer up or down. The “1”, “3”, “7” and “9” keys move the mouse pointer diagonally. Step 3 Simulate a left mouse click by pressing “5." Press “+” to double-click. Press “-“ and then “5” to right-click. Step 4 Drag and drop by moving the mouse with the numeric keypad. Press “Insert” to simulate holding down the mouse button, and then press the “Delete” key to release.

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Here's the autohotkey script that will bind a keyboard shortcut (CTRL + g) to a mouse click.

Save this in notepad with the file extension .ahk then compile with autohotkeys. To compile autohotkeys scripts you will need to download it here:

Also You can replace the key g with any letter to change the trigger key. To change from CTRL to ALT replace the ^ with ! . For a complete list of symbols defining hotkeys see this documentation...

https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm

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Autohotkey script for mapping a key to left mouse button (and hold while keeping key pressed), if key combined with SHIFT, the right mouse button will be clicked instead of the left. I used the `

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I've been using this one & setting a key for left click. Set it to hold the key & click from 0-9999 clicks/second

http://sourceforge.net/projects/fastclicker/

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Try a combination of:

a) mouse click emulating software (e.g. http://softboy.net/key/index.htm )

b) macro editor (e.g. http://robotask.com/ ).

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There is a brilliant free open source successor of project fastclicker resides at sourceforge too. It is called "The Windows Intel Fastest Mouse Clicker" (google it). That application uses modern SendInput() system call instead of obsolete mouse_event() in fastclicker. Also "The Windows Intel Fastest Mouse Clicker" is heavily optimized with Intel C/C++ compiler 15.0.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/fast-mouse-clicker-pro/

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Just found this one, very helpful:

http://rhdesigns.browseto.org/mouseemulator.html

"Mouse Emulator" This program is freeware. If you really like this program, and want to make a donation, please go to the website for more information. Thank you. The program runs under windows NT/9x and above. Manual The program recognizes the following keys: (NumLock must be ON!) Keypad 1 - Left mouse button Keypad 2 - Right mouse button Keypad 3 - Middle mouse button Keypad 4, 5, 6, 8 - Moves the mouse left, down, right or up respectively. Keypad 7 - Mousewheel up (Scroll) Keypad 9 - Mousewheel down (Scroll) Keypad / - Toggle Left mouse button (Useful for RSI users) Keypad * - Toggle Right mouse button (Useful for RSI users) Keypad - - Toggle Middle mouse button (Useful for RSI users) Ctrl + Keypad 0 - Enable/Disable Mouse emulator You can exit Mouse Emulator by right clicking on the mouse icon in the taskbar. Adjusting the mouse speed: Double click on one of the .reg files and restart the program to change the mouse speed. For instance double-click on SlowMouseSpeed.reg and restart the program if you think the mouse speed of mouse emulator is too high. For advanced users: If you want to adjust the mouse speed, you can use regedit to change the registry values. Known Problems: Mouse Emulator does not work with MS-Dos prompts (9x) Mouse Emulator does not work with DirectX Mouse Input (DirectInput)

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I use The Windows Intel Fastest Mouse Clicker too. A week ago they fixed a bug, and this app is 100 times faster now than FastClicker by xytor mentioned above by Michael (with the bug it was 10 times faster).

Also I watched at source code of The Windows Intel Fastest Mouse Clicker and adopt it for Java in my current projects. Hint:

Larry Crafthende's user avatar

Hi I just found an other useful way to do this in Windows 7.

1) Seach for "Mouse" for where you search for program and files. Then click on the result which should open "Mouse Properties".

2) Click on "ClickLock" which enable to highlight or drag without holding down the mouse button.

3) Click on "Settings" to adjust the time before the "script" is activated.

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Mouse Without Borders

Mouse Without Borders enables you to control up to 4 computers from the same machine.

Troubleshooting

Known issues.

How to use Mouse Without Borders

With the latest version of PowerToys installed, you will see Mouse Without Borders listed in the PowerToys Settings, where you will need to do some initial configuration.

Initial Configuration

Open Mouse Without borders in PowerToys Settings to configure your connections.

On the first computer, select New Key to generate a security key for connecting.

Screenshot of Mouse Without Borders settings after pressing New Key.

On the second computer, enter the Security Key that was generated on the first computer and the name of the first computer. Then select Connect .

Screenshot of Mouse Without Borders settings after entering the first computer information.

Once the computers connect to each other, you will be able to switch between them by moving your mouse curser beyond the edge of the screen, transitioning between computers.

Screenshot of Mouse Without Borders settings on the first computer after connecting.

It's possible to switch the order of the devices by dragging the device icon to a new position in the layout.

Install Mouse Without Borders as a service

To allow Mouse Without Borders to control elevated applications or the lock screen from another computer, it's possible to run Mouse Without Borders as a service under the System account.

To enable the service mode, run PowerToys in administrator mode and enable the Use Service setting in the Mouse Without Borders settings page.

Running Mouse Without Borders as a service account brings added control and ease of use to the controlled machines, but this also brings some additional security risks in case someone wants to use Mouse Without Borders as an attack vector. Be mindful of your risk tolerance.

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I am developing a small application with some buttons and textbox. What I am having problem is assigning a keyboard key (e.g. F3) to a button click.

For example if the user click the button Cash the code I wanted it's executed fine, but I want to make more easier instead clicking the button with mouse, I want the user be able to press the key on keyboard. I used the keydown event, also keypress event of that button, but still nothing.

I tried this keydown event

But still nothing

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Do not use F3 function button it's used by OS for activating search. Enter key is fairs click event on focused control so do not use this also. Implement as suggested below. In your Main form

Set KeyPreview to True in form load event. Add KeyDown event handler with the following code

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