Windows · Windows 10 & 11
How to enable angle snapping on any mouse in Windows
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Answer
Download InterAccel from its GitHub repository, extract it, install the included Interception driver, install the Visual C++ package required by the app, restart Windows, and run interGUI.exe from the folder that matches the app architecture.
Download InterAccel
Open the InterAccel GitHub repository and select Download Latest Version. Download InterAccel.zip from the release assets.

Extract the download
Right-click InterAccel.zip and select Extract All. Open the extracted InterAccel folder.

Install the driver
Open the “1. driver” folder and run install_driver.bat. Approve the administrator request.
Install the Visual C++ package
Open Microsoft’s download page and install the package that matches the InterAccel application: x64 for the 64-bit app or x86 for the 32-bit app.

Restart Windows
Restart the PC after the driver installation. The Interception driver does not work until Windows restarts.
Open InterGUI
Open “2. application (64 bit)” for the 64-bit app or “3. application (32 bit)” for the 32-bit app. Run interGUI.exe.

Set angle snapping
Set the Angle Snapping value, select Preview Changes, and test the pointer movement. Save the setting when it behaves as expected.

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If it does not work
- Restart Windows if you installed the driver but angle snapping has no effect.
- Keep InterGUI or InterAccel running; closing both stops the mouse adjustment.
- If InterGUI does not start, confirm the installed Visual C++ package matches the application folder.
