You can even change the Auto Clicker Icon on your Windows Computer to a custom defined application icon. There are 2 Icons of Auto Clicker and exists to indicate about the Mouse Clicking Status. The Default Icon of Auto Clicker is a Red Colored Icon which changes to a different Icon when the Software is doing Automated Mouse Clicking. Depending on your Windows Theme and your personal choice you can change both of the icons easily.

Configure Auto Clicker Icon from Icon in Notification Area Menu from Right Click Menu of Auto Clicker

To get started in changing Icons displayed by this Mouse Clicking Application, Right Click on the main Screen and click on Icon in Notification Area Menu as displayed in the screenshot above. Icons are files with .icon file extension and are available freely on internet for personal use. Note in the given below screenshot, you can open a web browser and navigate to a website which offers free download of .ico files.

Configure Application Icons of Auto Clicker

Download .ico files which are basically Icon Files used by Windows Applications for various purposes. Auto Clicker uses 2 Icons and are named as Idle Icon and Clicking Icon to indicate Application State when not clicking and when clicking respectively. You can anytime switch back to default icons and are displayed in the above screenshot as well. You can Configure Audio / Visual Indicators to get Visual and Audible Confirmation when the Software is Clicking for you. The Application Icons configured here are displayed as Application Icon and Notification Tray Icon.

Now you can have upto 6 Keyboard Shortcuts to Click Mouse at 6 different pre-defined screen locations with Fixed Point Clicker accessible from the Right Click Menu of Auto Clicker. As displayed in the Screenshot below, right click on the main screen of Auto Clicker and select the Fixed Point Clicker Menu Option which will launch a new Application titled Mouse Clicker.

Fixed Point Mouse Clicker Menu in Right Click Menu of Auto Clicker

The Mouse Clicker Application allows you to Click Mouse at 6 different Screen Locations with individual Keyboard Shortcuts. It does not Clicks at current Mouse Cursor Location and has been designed to do Mouse Clicking at Configurable Fixed Screen Location. The given below Screenshot displays F3 as a Keyboard Shortcut defined to click at a Screen Location identified by X Co-Ordinate as 1432 and Y Co-ordinate as 259. You can easily Pick the Fixed Screen Location where you want the Mouse Clicker to Click for you. To easily remember the purpose of Clicking at a Fixed Screen Location with a Keyboard Shortcut, you can put in a Descriptive Text and can even ask the Software to Location the Fixed Screen Location without actually Clicking on it.

Keyboard Shortcut to Click Mouse at fixed Screen Location

The Main Screen of Mouse Clicker Application allows you to configure and assign 3 Keyboard Shortcuts and by Expanding the Software with the help of Expand button, you can add 3 more Keyboard Shortcuts making the application remember in total 6 Keyboard Shortcuts to Click at 6 different Screen Locations. You can even configure whether Mouse Cursor should be left at Fixed Screen Location or must be brought back automatically after performing the Mouse Click.

Fixed Point Clicker Menu in System Menu of Auto Clicker

Once you have configured the desired Keyboard Shortcuts along with individual Screen Locations for Keyboard Shortcuts, you can hide the Application Window of Mouse Clicker to Notification Area. When you do not want to use the Keyboard Shortcut to Click Mouse, you can either Close the Mouse Clicker Application Window or remove individual Keyboard Shortcut.

Clicking at a particular Screen Location with Keyboard Shortcut can be really handy when you do need to click at that particular location multiple times in succession or when required periodically. When you want to Auto Click at a particular Screen Location multiple times or with really short time delay, you can define a Keyboard Shortcut to Auto Click at Current or Fixed Screen Location. Clicking Mouse with Keyboard Shortcut does saves you time and efforts and is accurate as well.

Full screen Games run on a variety of technology and the Automatic Mouse Clicking method described here works in all types of Full Screen Games, Multiplayer Games, Direct X Games and everywhere else. The inbuilt Game Clicker of Auto Clicker allows you easy and quick way to Auto Click in all types of Games and Windows Applications. To get started, right click on the software to view a menu containing the menu option Game Clicker for Full Screen Games as displayed in the screenshot below.

Game Clicker for Full Screen Games Menu on Right Click of Auto Clicker

The Game Clicker requires one time installation and does requires admin rights to your windows computer. The Installation of Game Clicker is a one time process and is different from standard software installation on a Windows Computer. Yes the complete installation procedure is really easy to follow and video tutorial is also provided for the same. To download Game Clicker and the appropriate helper application, click on Yes for the Game Clicker Download Confirmation Screen as displayed in the screenshot below. Note that you can also see Game Clicker which will be accessible only after successful installation of the extra files required by Game Clicker.

Game Clicker Download Confirmation

Once you click on the confirmation screen, a Software will be downloaded and the Application will become non-responsive for a while depending on the speed of your internet connection. Once the Game Clicker download is complete, you will be presented a screen outlining the steps required to be completed in order to install the Game Clicker files. The given below screenshot displays the Game Clicker Installer Helper Application and provides video tutorial about the whole procedure. Do make sure to review all the steps and ensure you do understand all the steps required and only then proceed to Step 1 and complete remaining steps.

Game Clicker Installation Helper on Windows 10

The Game Clicker needs a PS/2 or USB Mouse attached and working on your Windows Computer. The Automated Mouse Clicks sent by Game Clicker to Game or any other Windows Application are sent on almost hardware level. The above Screenshot was captured on a Windows 10 computer, however the Game Clicker Installation Helper detects Windows 10 Computer as Windows 8.1 Computer, but it is fine to proceed ahead. This Game Clicker can be installed on a Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 or on a Windows Computer.

Do Review whether you have a PS/2 or HID Compliant USB Mouse, download the required files by clicking the Download button on the Game Clicker Installation helper and carefully install the new files with the help of Device Manager. Once you have completed all the steps, you should be able to see your Mouse in Device Manager updated with Game Clicker name. In most cases Windows Restart is not required, however just to be safe, ensure that you can indeed restart your Windows Computer if at all required.

Game Clicker Installation Confirmation in Windows Device Manager

Upon successful installation of the Game Clicker files, you should be able to use the Game Clicker. The given below Screenshot displays the Game Clicker Screen with default configuration settings. Note that upon Clicking on the Apply button, Game Clicker displays usage instructions which in the given below screenshot says that whenever you do a manual Right Click, the Game Clicker will Auto Click with Left Mouse Button 10 times. Yes you can change Number of Automated Clicks to do and Time Delay between consecutive clicks.

Game Clicker Usage Instructions

The Game Clicker automatically stops Clicking after the pre-configured number of Clicks have been automated, however when you want to stop the in progress Automated Mouse Clicking, you can do another Manual Right Click. Effectively the Right Click is here used as a Mouse Shortcut to Start / Stop Clicking. You can Abort / Stop Automated Mouse Clicking done by Game Clicker by simply closing the Game Clicker Application Window.

Although the Game Clicker offers less configurations as compared to the Auto Clicker, however it works in all kinds of Games, Full Screen Application, Multiplayer Games and everywhere else allowing you to Auto Click at current Mouse Cursor Location. As the Game Clicker is an inbuilt feature of Auto Clicker, you do not need to pay anything extra to use the Game Clicker is totally free for Registered Auto Clicker Users and even for Free Trial Users of this Automated Mouse Clicking Utility.

You can Auto Click at current Mouse Cursor Location or at pre-configured Screen Location with this Mouse Clicking Application. When you have configured the Auto Clicker to Auto Click at current Mouse Cursor Location, the Automated Mouse Clicking is done at Screen Location wherever your Mouse Cursor is. Yes even when you move the Mouse Cursor, the current position of Mouse Cursor is read by the Software and then a Mouse Click is initiated on that particular location.

Auto Click Location Selection in Auto Clicker

The above Screenshot displays Click Location Screen invoked from the button titled L as indicated in the screenshot. Note that by default, the Automated Mouse Clicking is done wherever Mouse Cursor is present at the time of Clicking. Yes you can optionally choose to Auto Click at a particular screen location identified by X and Y Co-Ordinates on your Display Device. When selecting to Click at a particular Screen Location, you can use the Pick Location button to pick a Screen Location at which you want this Software to deliver Mouse Clicks. Note that you can optionally choose to bring back Mouse Cursor to it’s original screen location after simulating a Mouse Click at pre-determined screen location.

Extra Random Distance for Automated Mouse Clicking by Auto Clicker

Whether you opt to Auto Click at Current Mouse Cursor Location or at pre-determined / fixed screen location, you can optionally add extra Random Distance to your Automated Mouse Clicking. The Extra Random Distance along with Random Time Interval for Automated Mouse Clicking makes this Auto Clicker just like Human Person Clicking manually at Random Interval and at Random Screen Location.

Extra Random Distance for Auto Clicking at Current Mouse Cursor Location and for Fixed Location Clicking in Auto Clicker

The Extra Random Distance Screen allows you to enable  / disable addition of extra Random Distance to the pre-configured location of Clicking. When you want to enable the Random Distance, you need to specify the number of pixels for horizontal and for vertical direction as displayed in the screenshot above. The Extra Random Distance is applicable whether you are clicking at Current Mouse Cursor Location or at Fixed Screen Location.

Apart from normal Keyboard Shortcuts, you can assign special Keyboard Keys like Arrow Keys, Home Key, Ctrl Keys, etc can be used to start / stop clicking of Auto Clicker as displayed in the screenshot below. The given below Screenshot is a Screenshot of a Helper Application which process special Keyboard Shortcuts and pass them onto Auto Clicker which in turns performs that actual Mouse Clicking as configured.

Special Keyboard Keys to Start or Stop Clicking of Auto Clicker

Given below are the special Keyboard Keys which can be assigned to be used as Keyboard Shortcut to Start / Stop Automatic Mouse Clicking done by Auto Clicker. Yes you can use Keyboard Shortcut to Start / Stop Automated Mouse Clicking from the main screen of Auto Clicker Application itself. The special Keys as listed below can be really handy as Keyboard Shortcuts when playing Games which require you to press multiple keyboard keys / mouse buttons.

• Left Arrow Key
• Down Arrow Key
• Right Arrow Key
• Up Arrow Key
• Delete Key
• Home Key
• Prt Scr Key
• Pause Key
• Left Ctrl Key
• Right Ctrl Key
• Left Shift Key
• Right Shift Key
• Left Alt Key
• Right Alt Key
• Tab Key
• Enter Key
• Esc Key
• Space Key

In order to use any of the above Keyboard Shortcut(s), download and install Auto Clicker and when you are done with the software installation, launch it. Now download and extract the helper application and run it to view the software screen as displayed above. Given below Screenshot displays the Auto Clicker Helper Application Files in Windows Explorer after being extracted from the zip file downloaded.

Auto Clicker Helper Application File in Windows Explorer to Support Special Keyboard Shortcuts

Now Launch Auto Clicker, configure it for required Mouse Clicks, Time Interval and other Settings and then Hide it to System Tray or Minimize it or just move it around some empty space on your Computer Screen. Now run the Helper Application, Select the preferred Keyboard Shortcut from the list of Keyboard Shortcuts, Minimize the Helper Application and you are ready to use the selected Special Keyboard Shortcut to Start / Stop Automated Mouse Clicking done by the Auto Clicker and controlled by the Helper Application.

This post outlines the Audio Visual Indicators which you can configure in order to view, hear and control the behavior of Auto Clicker. When Automatic Mouse Clicking is being done by Auto Clicker, a Red Mouse Cursor appears automatically indicating that Automated Mouse Clicking is being done. You can change the Mouse Clicking Cursor to any .cur or .ani file from the Right Click Menu of the Software as displayed in the screenshot below.

Change Clicking Cursor in Right Click Menu of Auto Clicker

Clicking on Change Clicking Cursor Menu as displayed in the screenshot above will invoke a File Selection Screen in which you can select any Mouse Cursor File. CL\Windows\Cursors has lots of free Mouse Cursors available on Windows 10 and other Microsoft Windows Operating Systems. Yes you can download Free Mouse Cursors from Internet for personal use easily. Mouse Cursors are files with .cur or .ani file extension. The .ani file is basically Animated Mouse Cursor and .cur file is normal Mouse Cursor file. Both Types of Mouse Cursors including Animated and Non-Animated Mouse Cursors are available on Internet for Free.

Free Mouse Cursors in Windows 10

The Mouse Clicking Cursor is displayed by the Auto Clicker for the duration for which Automatic Mouse Clicking is done by the Software. Whenever Automated Mouse Clicking is Completed or Stopped, the default Mouse Cursor is restored automatically. You can also Disable / Enable the functionality to automatically Change Mouse Cursor or not as displayed in the screenshot below.

Enable or Disable Mouse Clicking Cursor for Automated Mouse Clicking by Auto Clicker

Apart from Changing Mouse Clicking Cursor, you can enable or disable the Mouse Clicking Cursor Change from a checkbox as displayed in the screenshot above. The Mouse Clicking Cursor functionality has been designed to provide a visual clue about the Automated Mouse Clicking done by the Auto Clicker.

Change Automated Clicking Sound in Right Click menu of Auto Clicker

When you want to have Audible Indicator for Automated Mouse Clicking, you can assign an Audio File to be played each time a Mouse Click is simulated / automated by Auto Clicker. Audible files supported using this method are .wav files. You can easily find Mouse Clicking Sound Audio Files on Internet, download them and assign in the Configure Sound Screen as displayed in the Screenshot below.

Configure Sound to Enable or Disable Audible Alerts for Automated Mouse Clicking in Auto Clicker

To ensure best purpose and usage of this Audible Alert functionality, do make sure that the .wav file selected above has a audible alert of shortest possible time duration. The Auto Clicker will play the .wav file each time a Mouse Click is Simulated and the time difference between consecutive Mouse Clicking is configurable from the Main Screen of the Software and can be a fixed time interval or Random Time Interval depending on the Configurations assigned for the Auto Clicker. In case the duration of .wav file is longer than the time interval assigned for each consecutive mouse clicking, the audio will be not as expected.

By default the Configuration of Auto Clicker ensures that you can launch only one Auto Clicker. Having one Clicker is enough in most of the cases as you can easily change configuration, settings, mouse click type, mouse clicking speed, location of clicking and almost every aspect of the software. When you have used the software for a while and are comfortable using it and you indeed wish you could have 2 or more than 2 Clickers doing Mouse Clicking for you, you can enable the Multiple Instances option and have as many Auto Clickers as you want.

Instance Controller Menu in Right Click Menu of Auto Clicker

As displayed in the above Screenshot, you can Right Click on the Software to invoke the Instance Controller Screen. Yes there are other ways to launch the Instance Controller Screen, and you can choose any of the ways. Enabling Multiple Instances, make Desktop Shortcuts of Auto Clicker behave differently. With Multiple Instance Enabled, double click on Desktop Shortcut would launch another Window of Auto Clicker which will have it’s own Mouse Clicking Parameters, yes you can even assign different colors to different Instances of Auto Clicker.

Single or Multiple Instances of Auto Clicker

Each Instance of Auto Clicker run using the above method creates it’s own Icon in Notification Area and it’s tooltip indicates Keyboard Shortcut, Instances Number and other parameters of that particular instance of Auto Clicker. With Multiple Auto Clickers, you can have one Clicker Click at current Mouse Cursor Location, Second Auto Clicker can be configured to Auto Click at specific Screen Location, Third Auto Clicker can be configured to Click at Current Mouse Cursor Location at really fast speed and so on.

Keyboard Shortcut to Start or Stop Clicking of Auto Clicker

When using Multiple Auto Clicker, you can assign unique Keyboard Shortcut to each Instance. Yes the name of the Keyboard Shortcut is displayed by the tooltip of Application Icon in Notification Area. You can configure any Instance by double clicking on the appropriate Notification Area Icon or Right Click on the Icon and click on Show MurGee Auto Clicker which will display the main screen of the appropriate instance.

With this Sophisticated and yet Simple to use Auto Clicker, you can Auto Click with Random Time Delay between consecutive Mouse Clicks and even random time delay in between Mouse Down and Mouse Up. Clicking with Random Time Delay allows you automated Mouse Clicking to indicate Human Mouse Clicking and can be really handy when playing Games.

Extra Time Delay between Consecutive Automated Mouse Clicking

The Extra Random Delay button on the Main Screen allows you to enable or disable Random Time Delay between consecutive Automated Mouse Clicking. You can also configure the Random Time Duration to be added to the fixed time delay displayed on the Main Screen of the Software. Whether Automated Mouse Clicking is Started with Keyboard Shortcut or with Mouse Shortcut, the Extra Random Time Delay when enabled works like given below:

1. The Fixed Time Delay between consecutive Automated Mouse Clicking is taken into consideration.
2. The Extra Random Time Delay when enabled is also taken into consideration.
3. The Effective Time Delay is Fixed Time Delay (configurable from the Main Screen) + any time value between 0 Random Time Delay (configurable from Extra Random Delay Screen).
4. Apart from above calculation, the Time Delay configured between Mouse Down and Mouse Up is also considered. The Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up is configurable from the Settings Screen.

To configure Random or Fixed Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up, you need to invoke the Settings Screen. To view Settings Screen, Right Click on the Software and Click on the Settings Menu as displayed in the Screenshot below.

Settings Menu in Right Click Menu of Auto Clicker

Do have a look at the Settings Screen and the highlighted controls along with information message which display how you can have Random or Fixed Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up. When a Mouse Click is done with Physical Mouse, we manually press the Mouse Button and then after a short delay we release the Mouse Button. Even with great accuracy, it is really difficult to press and release Mouse Button at exact interval. In order to emulate / simulate human behavior, the Auto Clicker allows you to have random time delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up as displayed in the screenshot of Settings Screen below.

Configure Random or Fixed Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up for Automated Mouse Clicking

Depending on your purpose of Automated Mouse Clicking you can enable / disable Random Time Duration Delay between consecutive Mouse Clicks and between Mouse Down and Mouse Up. Remember that the Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up is applicable to every Mouse Click simulated by this Mouse Clicking Software. With proper understanding of the Software behavior, you can configure the software as per your requirements and make the best possible use of this Auto Clicker.

One Mouse Click can initiate any number of Mouse Clicks with the help of Mouse Shortcut assigned in the Auto Clicker. This unique method provides easy and quick way to Start Automatic Mouse Clicking. Depending on the Hardware of your Pointing device, you can have 3 or 5 Mouse Shortcuts available to you. Do have a look at the given below screenshot which assigns Right Mouse Click to Start / Stop Mouse Clicking.

Mouse Shortcut to Start or Stop Automatic Mouse Clicking

With Auto Clicker configured with above settings, pressing Right Mouse Button will initiate 1000 Left Mouse Clicks at current Mouse Cursor Location. When you want to Remove the Mouse Shortcut to Start / Stop Automatic Mouse Clicking, you can uncheck appropriate Mouse Shortcut Checkbox or press the R Button as indicated in the screenshot below.

Remove Mouse Shortcut to Start or Stop Automatic Mouse Clicking

By default the Mouse Shortcuts only Start Mouse Clicking and pressing the Mouse Shortcut does not stops Automatic Mouse Clicking. You can change this behavior from the Settings. In order to launch the Settings Screen of this Mouse Clicking Software, Right Click on the Software and click on the Settings Menu Item as displayed in the screenshot below.

Settings Menu in Right Click Menu of Auto Clicker

Apart from other Configurations, the Settings Screen allows you to change the behavior of Mouse Shortcuts as described in the above paragraph. When you want to configure Mouse Shortcut(s) to act like Keyboard Shortcut to be used for Starting and Stopping Automatic Mouse Clicking, you can uncheck the Mouse Shortcut Only for Starting Clicking Checkbox.

Change Behavior of Mouse Shortcuts from Settings Screen

When using Mouse Shortcut for the first time, ensure that you do understand the behavior of Mouse Shortcut(s) and do understand how you can control them. It is a good idea to reduce the number of Automated Mouse Clicks to let’s say 10 or even 5 or less than that, so that you can control them. Yes Mouse Shortcuts can be really easy way to Start and Stop Automated Mouse Clicking. In case you have a Mouse with 5 buttons, you will be given the option to choose 5 Mouse Shortcuts instead of normal 3 Mouse Shortcuts including Left Click, Middle Click and Right Click. The 4th Mouse Button and 5th Mouse Button Shortcuts will only be available when you do have a Mouse with 5 Mouse Buttons connected to your Windows Computer.

Easiest way to Start / Stop Automatic Mouse Clicking of Auto Clicker is to Assign a Keyboard Shortcut. This post outlines the method to assign a Keyboard Shortcut in Auto Clicker to Start and also Stop Automatic Mouse Clicking. The Automatic Mouse Clicking automatically stops after clicking finite number of times as configured in the software. Given below Screenshot displays how you can use F6 as a Keyboard Shortcut to Start / Stop Clicking of Auto Clicker.

Keyboard Shortcut to Start or Stop Clicking of Auto Clicker

Note that the Keyboard Shortcut assigned here is treated as a System Wide Keyboard Shortcut and works even when the Auto Clicker is minimized or is not in focus. Follow given below steps to get your first Keyboard Shortcut assigned to the Start / Stop Automatic Mouse Clicking:

1. Launch the Auto Clicker from Desktop Shortcut or from the Programs Menu.
2. Click on None as displayed in the Screenshot above
3. Press the desired Keyboard Shortcut e.g. F6, Ctrl + W, Ctrl + Shift + H or even single Keyboard Keys like A, S, D or whichever keystroke you have free to be used for Auto Clicking.
4. Now Click on the button titled Save Keyboard Key and you are ready to use Auto Clicker with a Keyboard Shortcut.

Given below Screenshot displays F6 being assigned as a Keyboard Shortcut to Start / Stop Auto Clicking. You can verify the Keyboard Shortcut Assigned to any Instance by hovering Mouse over the Icon in Notification Area. The given below Screenshot displays Icon of Auto Clicker in Notification Area and also the same Keyboard Shortcut is being displayed in the Main Screen of the Software.

Keyboard Shortcut Assigned in Auto Clicker to Start or Stop Mouse Clicking

The Keyboard Shortcut assigned here works in 2 different ways as mentioned below:

1. The Assigned Keyboard Shortcut when pressed instructs Auto Clicker to Start Clicking if it is not Clicking already.
2. The Assigned Shortcut when pressed Stops Automatic Clicking when the Auto Clicker is Clicking already.

The Keyboard Shortcut is valid only until the Application is running, when you close or quit the Application, the Keyboard Shortcut will become free to be used by some other Application. When you want to change the keyboard Shortcut to do Automatic Mouse Clicking, you can click on the button Remove Keyboard Key and follow the procedure mentioned above again to assign a new Keyboard Shortcut.