Simple Windows Kernel Level Driver (Fake Mouse)
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I'm looking for someone who can develop a Windows Driver with expertise in KMDF (Kernel-Mode Driver Framework) to create a simple but functional driver that simulates a "fake" mouse. The main goal is for this driver to trigger a right-click event (both right-click down and right-click up) on the screen at random or predefined coordinates, without interfering with the real, physical mouse.
Strict: The job will only be paid for a fully working solution. If the driver does not work as required, payment will not be made.
The Budget Is Set To $30!
Please be clear about your experience and past projects to ensure the delivery of a functional solution.
Only apply if you are confident in delivering the solution as specified.
Strict: The job will only be paid for a fully working solution. If the driver does not work as required, payment will not be made.
The Budget Is Set To $30!
Please be clear about your experience and past projects to ensure the delivery of a functional solution.
Only apply if you are confident in delivering the solution as specified.
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