Where to start
First thing you need to do is download the software on both your device and your Windows computer. You can go to AndroMouse To download both. Scanning the AndroMouse QR code will downloaded your entry device.
Unzip the file for your Windows computer and running .exe file.
There are two ways you can connects your Android to computer. You have the choice of Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. When you start the program on your computer, it automatically configures the local server address. In this example, mine was 10.0.1.3. From the phone, you can automatically search for the server. Unzipping and starting the file took longer to do than connecting the two and starting to use AndroMouse.
Using AndroMouse
On Android device, what you will see is a couple of icons in the top right corner, a big open area in the middle and two buttons below with themicrophone icon in the middle. Big open area in the middle is a mouse pad. Drag your finger anywhere in that area to control the cursor of the connected computer. If you use two fingers on the mouse pad area you can scroll up and down like you were using the scroll wheel.
The buttons at the bottom of the screen are your left and right buttons just like on the mouse. The left and right buttons act just like they would on a mouse. The right-click button brings up the contextual menu the left button selects the item like normal.
The icon with four little squares up in the top right corner allow you to change the mode.
Pressing the icon, you can change from the mouse to the F buttons to a number pad to the keyboard. All of these act identical to the way they would on a standard keyboard. It just takes a little more effort to switch between the modes instead of reaching over to the number pad with your right hand.
Final thoughts
In most cases, you will prefer a real mouse than an virtual Android mouse, but if you are keen to use the computer as a media center and have it connected to the television, a remote control Android mouse like this would be beneficial. Because of its low cost, ease of use and the fact it works well makes it worth a try.
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