I want to Enable the Mouse moves and clicks Using c# windows application.
How to do this ?
I don't want to unplug my mouse from my PC. :)
You can use this library to make a mouse hook that can suppress the mouse input.
You can then check GetForegroundWindow() and set e.Handled to true.
Find the GUID of mouse and disable the mouse using c#
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I am currently using the windows on screen keyboard to control the program for the cnc machine. In C# I tried to make a simple on screen keyboard with only the keys I need. I use this command to send key
SendKeys.SendWait("{ENTER}");
or
SendKeys.Send("{ENTER}");
The first click works, but then the background program "takes away" the mouse after the click and then I can no longer control it. While such a problem does not occur on the windows on screen keyboard
Is there a way to avoid this, to make it work like microsoft osk?
Thanks
I want to disable a pc mouse from a C# code. I don't want to just disable moving or clicking. I want to disconnect the mouse from power. With monitor there is a solution via SendMessage win32 method. I haven't found suchlike solution for a mouse.
Is there any solution for this?
I have a C# winform application.
Is there a way to identify mouse click by bots (automated software).
I have to stop mouse clicks by bots using my software.
Found a solution to my problem for windows 8 and above
GetCurrentInputMessageSource function.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh448793.aspx
if originId is IMO_INJECTED, the input is emulated. Otherwise, it usually equals IMO_HARDWARE.
Is there a way to capture mouse wheel events in a console application using c#, like you would capture mouse wheel events in GUI / Window applications?
I would like to do this to scroll only a part of the text in the console.
I've searched google for this, but all I can find is mouse wheel events in Window applications.
Call the ReadConsoleInput function. You will receive a MOUSE_WHEELED event when the wheel is rotated on your console.
You can do this with "two" parts:
Create global system hook on mouse wheel event (good example
here)
Second using PInvoke check if your Console is active (you
can find a example here:
Determine if current application is activated (has focus))
You can extend function in 2 to get window RECT check here and
intersect mouse position with window position
How can I emulate keyboard in application running in background (hidden in tray).
I want to press, hold, and relase keys on keyboard programatically.
Also, I would like to move mouse around and be able to click.
You can use SendInput API function
You can also try the Windows.Forms.SendKeys API
Here is a How-To: How to: Simulate Mouse and Keyboard Events in Code