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I want to use mouse buttons on screen corners to perform certain actions.

Specifically, I want to use the mouse wheel: -on the bottom left corner to raise and lower the sound volume; -and on the top right corner to make page up and page down.

In Linux, such tasks can be easily done, for example using a script like this or using Compiz.

How can I do this on Windows 10?

edit: I can't code or build scripts.

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You could program something like this easily. I recommend using C#. Setup a project with a low-level Mouse Hook and start Coding. If you can't program, ask a friend who can ;)

VollRahm
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The term for this is "Hot Corners", where actions are attributed to corners, and you need a third-party product for that since Windows does not support it.

The article 6 Free Tools to Enable and Customize Hot Corners in Windows lists these products:

See the linked article for details about installing and using each of the products, and try them out.

For controlling the sound you may use NirCmd (see examples).

For sending Page-Up/Down you may use AutoHotkey with two one-liner scripts, each script containing one of the two commands below:

Send {PgUp}

Send {PgDn}
harrymc
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