Mouse Not Working? Use Keyboard To Control the mouse pointer

Is your mouse broken, or did you just forget it? Or maybe you are having USB driver problems, and your mouse isn't working in addition to that you have an urgent works to do!! BAD LUCK . But now its no more, just think about a virtual mouse, yes its possible to use your keyboard to control the mouse pointer virtually with Mouse Emulator- it emulates mouse movements as well as clicks via the keyboard. Mouse Emulator[Download here ], is a free Windows utility (~10kb only) that lets you control the mouse pointer using the keyboard. Just run the program, and it will show you which keys you have to press to move the mouse cursor. This program is also very useful for laptop owners with low quality mouses. Just hold down the Fn key, and you can use the numeric keypad in the center of your keyboard to move the mouse! Mouse Emulator can also toggle mouse buttons with a simple key press. This is very useful for RSI users that have problems with drag operations with the mouse.

It maps the following keys to mouse movements: (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 and/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)

You can exit Mouse Emulator by right clicking on the mouse icon in the taskbar.

Its very simple and quick solution to a no mouse problem.Download here (10 kB)

Hope you  find this little tweak useful. Do comment below.