How To Use Mouse Cursor Without Using Mouse In Windows 10

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Introduction

The input device mouse is an essential part of the computer's operation. This includes "Programming", Graphics Designing", Word Pad Editor, and "Programming". Let's say your input device mouse isn't working properly and you don’t have another "Mouse". Here are some steps to fix this problem:

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Step 1

First, press the "Shift+ Alt + NumLock" key button on the keyboard. This will open a new popup window like the one in the screenshot. Next, click the blue button that says "Go to Ease Of Access Center to disable keyboard shortcut". After clicking this link, a new window will open in the background. Finally, press the yes button at the current window.
Step 2

Once you have completed the first step, you will be able to open the "Set up Mouse Key" window as shown in the next screenshot.

This is where you can see the speed options "Top Speed" and "Acceleration". As shown in the next screenshot, increase both speed levels to "High" by pressing the OK button.

Step 3

Repeat the second step by pressing Shift + Alt + NumLock, and then click the yes button. Once you have pressed yes, the keyboards' "Numerics keys” functionality will be converted into the mouse moving functionality.

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Remember that the "numeric keys" functionality cannot be used after this step.

Step 4

This step uses the cursor-moving functionality via keyboards "Numeric Keys". Follow the key numbers "0-9" as shown in the next screenshot.

4 is the numeric key. It can be used to move left, 5 right sides and 8 top sides. 2 downsides. 1 left down, 3 left down, 7 right top, 9 top sides. 0 can be used to perform important tasks such as complete window movement. To perform any click event that is similar to the left-click, 6, it's used.

Step 5

This step will focus on the operation of all numeric keys. This session will cover all functions within the active window. However, you must first place cursor pointer in the title bar by pressing "Key 0".

"Key 4" changes the direction of the windows from the center to the left as shown in the following screenshot.

"Key 6" changes the direction of the windows from the center to the center-right as shown in the following screenshot.

"Key 2" changes the direction of the windows from the center to the down as shown in the following screenshot.

"Key 8" changes the direction of the windows from the center to the top as shown in the following screenshot.

"Key 1" changes the direction of the windows from the center to the down left as shown in the following screenshot.

"Key 3" changes the center of your window to the right, as shown in the next screenshot.

"Key 7" changes the center of your window to the top-left direction, as shown in the following screenshot.

"Key 9" changes the center of your window to the top-right direction, as shown in the following screenshot.

To open my computer, press "Key 5". First set your mouse cursor to This Computer icon. Then press "Key 5" twice. The following screenshot shows the new " This computer" window that opens after pressing twice.