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Mouse AIO Server

Mouse AIO Server connects your Android device to Windows for wireless mouse, keyboard, media, screen mirroring, desktop, presentation, and custom remote control.
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Mouse AIO Server: Control Your Windows PC from Android

Mouse AIO Server is the Windows companion for Mouse AIO – PC Remote Control on Android. It connects your phone to your Windows PC and enables wireless mouse control, keyboard input, media commands, screen mirroring, desktop access, presentation tools, and fully customizable remotes.

Connect both devices to the same Wi-Fi or local network, open Mouse AIO Server on Windows, and choose automatic discovery, QR connection, or manual connection from the Android app.

One Server for Every Mouse AIO Remote

Mouse AIO Server receives commands from the Android application and performs them directly on your Windows computer. The server provides individual modules for every remote, allowing you to activate only the features you want to use.

  • Mouse: Move the pointer, click, drag, and scroll from your phone.
  • Keyboard: Type multilingual text and send special keys or shortcuts.
  • Media: Control playback, navigation, system volume, and mute.
  • PC Mirror: Stream the Windows screen to your Android device.
  • Desktop Remote: Browse desktop items, open applications and folders, and manage windows.
  • Sliders: Control presentations, slide navigation, pointers, annotations, and display tools.
  • Custom Remote: Use personalized remote layouts and assign your own actions.

Fast and Flexible Connection

The server clearly displays your PC address, connection status, active remote profile, connected-phone count, and recent activity. Mouse AIO offers several ways to connect:

  • Automatic discovery: Find the server automatically when both devices use the same local network.
  • QR Connect: Scan the QR code displayed by the server using the Android app.
  • Manual connection: Enter the PC address and pairing details manually.
  • Connection sharing: Copy or open the Mouse AIO mobile application link directly from the server.

Mouse Settings

Adjust how mouse movement and scrolling respond to commands received from the phone.

  • Adjust pointer speed from 0.5x to 2.0x.
  • Adjust vertical scrolling speed.
  • Enable inverted vertical scrolling.
  • Apply mouse settings instantly while the server is running.

Keyboard Settings

Choose which types of keyboard input the connected phone is permitted to send.

  • Allow or block special keys and keyboard shortcuts.
  • Allow or block multilingual text input.
  • Use regular typing, navigation keys, function controls, and supported Windows shortcuts.

Media Controls

Allow your phone to control supported media applications and Windows audio commands. Available controls can include play, pause, stop, previous, next, rewind, forward, fullscreen, subtitles, system volume, and mute.

Media profiles include VLC, YouTube, Spotify, Windows Media, Netflix, and generic media applications. Available commands depend on the selected media profile.

  • Allow or block playback and navigation controls.
  • Allow or block system volume and mute controls.

Configurable PC Screen Mirroring

Mouse AIO Server can capture your Windows display and stream it to the Android app across the local network. You can balance image quality, responsiveness, CPU usage, and network usage from the server settings.

  • Select the streaming resolution, including original resolution when available.
  • Select the desired frame rate.
  • Adjust JPEG image quality from 35% to 90%.
  • Monitor the stream status and connected mirror clients.
  • View the currently active resolution and FPS preset.

Higher resolutions, image quality, and frame rates require more processing power and local-network bandwidth.

Desktop Remote

Desktop Remote gives the Android app access to useful Windows desktop items and active windows.

  • Browse desktop files, folders, shortcuts, and applications.
  • Include applications from the Windows Start menu.
  • Optionally display hidden desktop items.
  • Choose the maximum number of items returned to the phone.
  • Launch applications and open folders.
  • Focus, minimize, or close active windows.

Presentation and Sliders Remote

Use your phone as a presentation controller for PowerPoint, Google Slides, LibreOffice Impress, WPS Presentation, Canva, and generic presentation applications.

  • Move to the next or previous slide.
  • Start or end a presentation.
  • Start from the current slide.
  • Use pointer, pen, ink, arrow, and eraser tools where supported.
  • Control blank-screen and presentation display functions.
  • Allow or block navigation and presentation tools independently.

Custom Remote Security Controls

Custom Remote profiles can combine keyboard commands, text input, media actions, mouse controls, screen panels, websites, files, and folders. Mouse AIO Server lets you restrict sensitive custom actions independently.

  • Allow or block keyboard, text, and media actions.
  • Allow or block actions that open websites or local files.
  • Keep personalized remote layouts while controlling what they may execute on the PC.

Remote Module Management

Every remote module can be enabled or disabled from the Remotes tab. When a module is disabled, the Android app clearly informs the user that the remote must be enabled on the server.

Mouse and Keyboard are included. Mouse AIO Server Pro unlocks the advanced remote modules. After Pro activation, all supported Pro remotes are enabled automatically, and you can disable individual modules whenever needed.

General Server Settings

  • Start Mouse AIO Server automatically with Windows.
  • Keep the server running in the background.
  • Show notifications when a phone disconnects.
  • Check for available server updates.
  • Open the privacy policy directly from the application.
  • Change the server interface language.

The server interface supports English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, and Chinese. Arabic includes right-to-left interface support.

Local Network and Ports

Mouse AIO remote-control traffic is designed to operate across your local network. No Mouse AIO account is required.

  • Automatic discovery: UDP port 5152
  • Remote commands: TCP port 5153
  • PC screen mirroring: TCP port 5150

If your phone cannot discover the PC, confirm that both devices are connected to the same network and that Mouse AIO Server is permitted through Windows Firewall.

How to Get Started

  1. Install Mouse AIO Server on your Windows PC.
  2. Install Mouse AIO – PC Remote Control on your Android device.
  3. Open the Windows server and keep it running.
  4. Connect the phone and PC to the same Wi-Fi or local network.
  5. Find the server automatically, scan its QR code, or connect manually.
  6. Open the Remotes tab and enable the remote modules you want to use.
  7. Select a remote on Android and begin controlling your PC.

System Requirements

  • A PC running Windows 10 or Windows 11.
  • An Android phone or tablet with Mouse AIO – PC Remote Control installed.
  • A shared Wi-Fi or local network connection.
  • Firewall permission for Mouse AIO Server and its local communication ports.

Help, Tutorial, and Privacy

Mouse AIO Server brings every Mouse AIO remote together in one configurable Windows application, giving you control over connectivity, permissions, performance, screen-streaming quality, and remote availability.

App Details

Platform

Wondows

Availability

Microsoft Store

Updates

Supported

Use Case

Productivity

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How to Install and Use Mouse AIO Server on Windows

Mouse AIO Server connects your Windows PC to the Mouse AIO – PC Remote Control Android application. This tutorial explains how to install the server, connect your phone, activate remotes, configure every module, and solve common connection problems.

What You Need

  • A PC running Windows 10 or Windows 11.
  • An Android phone or tablet.
  • Mouse AIO Server installed on Windows.
  • Mouse AIO – PC Remote Control installed on Android.
  • Both devices connected to the same Wi-Fi or local network.

Step 1: Install Mouse AIO Server

  1. Open Microsoft Store on your Windows PC.
  2. Search for Mouse AIO Server.
  3. Select the official application published by Devallone.
  4. Click Get or Install.
  5. Wait for the installation to finish.
  6. Click Open to start Mouse AIO Server.

You can also visit the Mouse AIO Server page for server information and installation links.

Step 2: Allow Windows Firewall Access

Windows may display a firewall permission message the first time you start the server.

  1. Enable access for Private networks.
  2. Click Allow access.
  3. Avoid enabling public-network access unless you trust that network.

If firewall permission is blocked, your phone may not discover or connect to the server.

Step 3: Install the Android Application

  1. Open Google Play on your Android phone or tablet.
  2. Install Mouse AIO – PC Remote Control.
  3. Open the application.
  4. Select your preferred language when the language window appears.
  5. Continue to the connection page.

Step 4: Connect Both Devices to the Same Network

Your phone and PC must normally be connected to the same Wi-Fi router or local network.

  • Confirm that Wi-Fi is enabled on the phone.
  • Confirm that the PC is connected to the same router by Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
  • Temporarily disable VPN software if it prevents local-device discovery.
  • Avoid guest Wi-Fi networks that block communication between connected devices.

Step 5: Start the Server

  1. Open Mouse AIO Server on Windows.
  2. Open the Connection tab.
  3. Confirm that the status says the server is running.
  4. If the server is stopped, click Start Server.

The server dashboard displays useful connection information, including:

  • Your PC IP address.
  • The remote-command and screen-mirroring ports.
  • The number of connected phones.
  • The currently active remote profile.
  • The latest server activity.

Step 6: Connect Automatically

Automatic discovery is the easiest connection method.

  1. Keep Mouse AIO Server open on the PC.
  2. Open Mouse AIO – PC Remote Control on Android.
  3. Tap Find My PC or Refresh.
  4. Wait for the server name to appear.
  5. Tap the discovered PC to connect.

After a successful connection, the Android app displays the available remote controls.

Step 7: Connect Using the QR Code

Use QR Connect when you want a quick connection without manually entering the PC address.

  1. Open the Connection tab in Mouse AIO Server.
  2. Locate the QR Connect panel.
  3. Open the connection page in the Android app.
  4. Tap the QR button.
  5. Allow camera permission when requested.
  6. Place the server QR code inside the scanning frame.
  7. Wait for the application to connect.

The camera is used only when you choose to scan a connection QR code.

Step 8: Connect Manually

If automatic discovery and QR scanning are unavailable, connect using the information displayed by the server.

  1. Open Mouse AIO Server and note the displayed PC IP address.
  2. In the Android app, select Manual.
  3. Enter a name for the server.
  4. Enter the PC IP address exactly as displayed.
  5. Enter the command port and pairing token shown by the server.
  6. Tap Connect.

Network Ports

  • Automatic discovery: UDP 5152
  • Remote commands: TCP 5153
  • PC screen mirroring: TCP 5150

These ports must be available on the local network. If another application or firewall rule blocks them, Mouse AIO may not connect correctly.

Step 9: Activate Remote Modules

  1. Open the Remotes tab in Mouse AIO Server.
  2. Find the remote you want to use.
  3. Turn on its activation switch.
  4. Return to the Android app.
  5. Refresh the connection or open the remote again.

Mouse and Keyboard are included. Media, PC Mirror, Desktop Remote, Sliders, and Custom Remote require Mouse AIO Server Pro.

Using the Mouse Remote

The Mouse remote turns the phone screen into a wireless touchpad.

  • Move one finger to control the pointer.
  • Tap to perform a left click.
  • Double-tap and hold to select or drag.
  • Tap with two fingers for a right click.
  • Drag with two fingers to scroll.
  • Tap with three fingers for a middle click.

Open Settings > Mouse on the server to configure:

  • Pointer speed from 0.5x to 2.0x.
  • Scrolling speed from 0.5x to 2.0x.
  • Inverted vertical scrolling.

Using the Keyboard Remote

The Keyboard remote sends typing, special keys, navigation keys, and supported shortcuts to Windows.

Open Settings > Keyboard to choose whether the phone may:

  • Send special keys and keyboard shortcuts.
  • Send multilingual text input.

Using the Media Remote

The Media remote provides profiles for VLC, YouTube, Spotify, Windows Media, Netflix, and generic media applications.

  • Play, pause, stop, rewind, or move forward.
  • Move to the previous or next item.
  • Control system volume and mute.
  • Use fullscreen, subtitles, repeat, shuffle, search, and other supported actions.

Open Settings > Media to allow or block playback controls and system volume controls independently.

Using PC Mirror

PC Mirror streams the Windows display to your Android device over the local network.

Open Settings > Mirror to configure:

  • Resolution: Lower it for better performance or use the original resolution for maximum detail.
  • Frame rate: Increase it for smoother movement or reduce it to lower CPU and network usage.
  • JPEG quality: Adjust image quality between 35% and 90%.

The Mirror settings page also displays the stream status, connected phones, current resolution, and active FPS preset.

Using Desktop Remote

Desktop Remote lets you browse useful Windows items and control active windows.

  • Browse the desktop.
  • Launch applications.
  • Open files and folders.
  • Include Start menu applications.
  • Optionally display hidden desktop items.
  • Focus, minimize, or close open windows.

Open Settings > Desktop to choose the maximum number of displayed items and control whether Start menu or hidden items are included.

Using Sliders and Presentation Controls

The Sliders remote supports PowerPoint, Google Slides, LibreOffice Impress, WPS Presentation, Canva, and generic presentation applications.

  • Move to the next or previous slide.
  • Start or end a presentation.
  • Start from the current slide.
  • Jump to the first or last slide.
  • Use blank-screen and display controls.
  • Use supported pointer, pen, arrow, ink, and eraser tools.

Open Settings > Sliders to allow or block slide navigation and presentation tools independently.

Using Custom Remote

Custom Remote lets you build personalized control panels on Android. Custom profiles can include keyboard buttons, mouse areas, media actions, text input, websites, local files, folders, and PC screen panels.

Open Settings > Custom on the server to control whether custom profiles may:

  • Send keyboard, text, and media actions.
  • Open websites and local files.

Disable actions you do not want custom profiles to execute on the PC.

Activating Mouse AIO Server Pro

  1. Click the Pro button in the server header or open the Remotes tab.
  2. Select Upgrade to Pro.
  3. Complete the purchase using Microsoft Store.
  4. Return to Mouse AIO Server after activation.

When Pro is activated, all supported Pro remote modules are enabled automatically. You can disable individual modules afterward from the Remotes tab.

If you previously purchased Pro, select Restore Pro. If Pro is already active, the server will display an confirmation instead of starting another purchase.

General Settings

Open Settings > General to configure the server application.

  • Language: Change the server interface language.
  • Start with Windows: Launch Mouse AIO Server after signing in.
  • Keep running in background: Continue serving remote connections when the main window is closed.
  • Phone disconnect alerts: Receive a notification when a connected phone disconnects.
  • Check for update: Check for a newer server version.
  • Privacy policy: Open the Mouse AIO privacy information.

Troubleshooting: Server Not Found

  1. Confirm that Mouse AIO Server is open and running.
  2. Confirm that both devices use the same local network.
  3. Tap Refresh in the Android application.
  4. Check whether a VPN or guest Wi-Fi is blocking local communication.
  5. Allow Mouse AIO Server through Windows Firewall on private networks.
  6. Restart the server and Android application.
  7. Use QR Connect or enter the PC address manually.

Troubleshooting: Connected but a Remote Is Unavailable

  • Open the Remotes tab on the server.
  • Confirm that the required remote module is enabled.
  • Check whether the remote requires Mouse AIO Server Pro.
  • Confirm that the Android app and Windows server are updated.
  • Refresh the remotes page on Android after changing server settings.

Troubleshooting: Mirror Is Slow

  • Reduce the mirror resolution.
  • Reduce the frame rate.
  • Lower JPEG quality.
  • Move the phone and PC closer to the Wi-Fi router.
  • Use Ethernet for the PC when possible.
  • Close applications using heavy CPU or network resources.

Troubleshooting: Commands Do Not Work

  • Check the relevant remote settings on the server.
  • Confirm that keyboard, media, presentation, or custom actions are allowed.
  • Confirm that the target Windows application is open and active.
  • Reconnect the Android app after restarting the server.

Privacy and Network Use

Mouse AIO uses the local network to connect the Android device to the Windows server. No Mouse AIO account is required. Camera access on Android is used only for QR-code scanning.

Use Mouse AIO only on networks you trust and disable remote modules that you do not need.

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