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I suggest you to enable two finger scrolling and check. I suggest you to follow the methods below: I appreciate your interest on Windows 10.īefore we proceed I would like you to answer the following question:

If you want to spice things up a bit, you can also change the size and style of the mouse pointer, as well as the color.Thank you for posting the query on Microsoft Community. Mouse Keys have been around for a while (you can still use Mouse Keys in Windows 10) and are still a great accessibility feature in Windows. Navigate to the location on the screen where you want to drop the item, and then press Period (.). After that, use the cursor keys to drag the item.

Hover your cursor over the item and press 0. Hover your cursor over an item and press Plus (+)ĭrag and drop elements You can also drag and drop items using mouse keys. Hover your cursor over an item and press 5 Depending on which mouse button is activated, you can: The selected mouse button will remain active until you change it. To activate a mouse button, simply press the corresponding key. Cursor directionĬlicking on items using the mouse keys can be a bit tricky, as you will first need to select the mouse button (left or right) that you want to be the active button. Here’s what you need to tap to move the cursor. With mouse keys enabled and your settings adjusted to your liking, you can start using your keyboard to move your cursor, select items, and even move items. You can also increase or decrease the speed and acceleration of mouse keys by clicking and dragging the slider for each option to the right or left, respectively.

Hold down the Ctrl key to speed up and the Shift key to slow down the speed of the cursor.Ĭheck the box next to each option to enable them.

Display the mouse keys icon in the taskbar.

Use mouse keys only when Num Lock is on.Once enabled, you can change some mouse key settings, such as: Next, switch the slider next to “Mouse Keys” to the “On” position.Īlternatively, if your mouse isn’t working but you still need to enable the mouse keys (or if you just like shortcuts), press Alt + Shift + Num Lock and a pop-up message asking if you want to enable the mouse keys. On the Accessibility screen, scroll down and click “Mouse” in the Interaction group.