How to Use AC Auto Clicker — Setup, Shortcuts, and Tips

Troubleshooting AC Auto Clicker: Common Issues and Fixes

1. App won’t start

• Cause: Corrupted install or blocked by antivirus.
• Fix: Re-download from the official site, reinstall as administrator, temporarily disable antivirus/Windows Defender and add an exclusion for the AC Auto Clicker folder.

2. Clicks not registering in certain programs or games

• Cause: Program uses elevated privileges, runs as administrator, or uses anti-cheat/protected input.
• Fix: Run AC Auto Clicker as administrator (right-click → Run as administrator). For games with anti-cheat, check their terms—many block or detect simulated input; avoid using auto-clickers if prohibited.

3. Incorrect click location or offset

• Cause: Multi-monitor scaling, differing DPI settings, or using relative vs absolute coordinates.
• Fix: Ensure display scaling is 100% or match scaling across monitors. Use the app’s “record” or “current position” features to set accurate coordinates; prefer absolute coordinates for single-monitor setups.

4. Clicks happening too fast or too slow

• Cause: Timer or delay settings misconfigured.
• Fix: Adjust the click interval/delay value in milliseconds. Test with small increments (e.g., 50–200 ms) until behavior is correct. Use “randomize” delay if available to emulate human timing.

5. Hotkey not working

• Cause: Global hotkey conflict or app not focused/run without permissions.
• Fix: Choose a different hotkey not used by other apps. Run the clicker with appropriate permissions. Check OS keyboard language/layout settings.

6. App freezes or crashes

• Cause: Old version, incompatible OS updates, or insufficient system resources.
• Fix: Update to the latest version. Restart the PC, close unnecessary programs, and check Event Viewer for error details. If persistent, contact support with logs or reinstall cleanly.

7. Clicker stops after system sleep or lock

• Cause: OS suspends background input or loses focus.
• Fix: Prevent sleep while using the clicker (Power Settings → change plan settings). Avoid locking the screen; use workarounds that keep the session active.

8. Clicks detected as malicious by security software

• Cause: Auto-clickers mimic user input and can be flagged.
• Fix: Add an exception in your security software for the installer and executable. Only download from official sources to reduce false positives.

9. Multiple monitors cause wrong monitor clicks

• Cause: Monitor arrangement or coordinate mapping mismatch.
• Fix: Set the primary monitor correctly in Display Settings. Use absolute coordinates tied to the intended monitor or move the target to the primary display.

10. Legal or account risk with online services

• Cause: Using auto-clickers can violate terms of service.
• Fix: Review the service/game terms. Avoid using AC Auto Clicker where prohibited to prevent bans or account suspension.

If you want, I can provide step-by-step instructions for any specific issue above (e.g., how to run as administrator, change display scaling, or configure hotkeys).