A simple, self-contained Windows tool to display and toggle "Enhanced Pointer Precision" a.k.a. mouse acceleration.
This little tool was birthed during an FPS gaming session where we tested different mouse settings and quickly realized that a lot of mouse configuration software (like iCUE from CORSAIR) likes to silently turn mouse acceleration on which distorts the aim feel in games like Quake Champions. This option is buried somewhere deep within Windows' nonsensical UI so I made this tool for it. It's deliberately kept minimal; just a modal window with a checkbox that represents the current state and lets you toggle it.
You can toggle acceleration on and off from the command line (autostart) if you like as follows; disable:
.\EPPT.exe --disable --exitAnd enable:
.\EPPT.exe --enable --exitIf you omit the --exit switch the main window will get displayed.
The following sequence registers the tool in the current user's autostart, disables acceleration and then exits without creating a window:
.\EPPT.exe -r --with-disable --with-exit -aThe following sequence removes the tool from the current user's autostart and then exits without creating a window:
.\EPPT.exe -u -a