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Control Your Cursor Without a Mouse

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You can control the movement of the cursor across your screen using your
 keyboard. Th is is handy if your mouse or keypad has developed a fault 
or stopped working. This setting is turned off by default. To turn it on
 and customize it, click the Start button, type mouse in the search box 
and then click ‘Change how your mouse works’ (in Windows 8, type mouse 
in the Modern tile interface and then click ‘Change how your mouse 
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Next, tick ‘Turn on Mouse Keys’ and click ‘Set up Mouse Keys’. Drag the 
Pointer speed sliders to High and Fast. Tick the box below Pointer 
speed, then click Apply, OK and OK again at the bottom of the screen.</div>
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You can use the group of numeric keys on the right of your keyboard to 
move your cursor across the screen (for laptops without a dedicated 
numeric pad the ‘fn’ or Num Lock key will usually enable number mode for
 certain keys). On the numeric pad, each key represents a direction 
(corresponding to its position in the grid).<br />
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For example, press 8 to move your cursor up, press 2 to move down and 
press 3 to move toward the bottom-right corner. Press Ctrl+the numeric 
key to move the cursor faster in that direction. Press 5 to select 
something and doublepress 5 quickly to open something (the equivalent of
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cursor mouse windows Control Your Cursor Without a Mouse

You can control the movement of the cursor across your screen using your keyboard. Th is is handy if your mouse or keypad has developed a...