Keyboard control mouse, how to enable and use mouse keys

In daily life, it is more convenient and faster to use the keyboard instead of the mouse for operations. PHP editor Xigua brings you a keyboard control mouse tutorial, introducing how to enable and use the "mouse key" function. By enabling Mouse Keys, you can use the numeric keypad or other keyboard keys to move and control the mouse pointer without having to use a mouse. This tutorial will guide you in detail on how to enable and use "mouse keys" to help you easily control the mouse with the keyboard.

If your friend's mouse is broken, or you don't have a mouse to operate it temporarily, and the problem cannot be solved by replacing the mouse, you can use the system's built-in function "mouse keys" and use the numeric keypad on the keyboard (and (not a mouse) to move the pointer and click. This is a very unpopular function, but it can bring great convenience when there is no mouse. Let’s read on below.

How to turn on and off "Mouse Keys":

Press the "Alt" + "Shift" + "Num Lock" keys, and press the "Y" or "Enter" key in the pop-up window Enable.

At this time, you will see an additional icon in the lower right corner. If there is an icon with a red cross, it means it has not been started yet. Press the "NUM" key and it will Enable.

After enabled, you can press "12346789" on the right small keyboard to move the mouse in various directions. "5" means single click, "0" means double click, and "." means pressing Hold the mouse button, "+" means to release the mouse button;

"/" means to select the left button, "-" means to select the right button, and "*" means to select both the left and right buttons at the same time.

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