Not really sure what's going on, but it could be that the DebugMode function fired up from a hotkey removes the tooltip and then the main loop tunrs it back on (?). I don't know why, I just tried to test what's happening when the mouse is moving and when it's not Else Sleep ( 10 ) - EndIf Else Sleep ( 100 ) EndIf WEnd Func DebugToolTip ( $mousePosition0, $mousePosition1 ) Local $windowPosition = WinGetPos ( '' ) $toolTipMessage = WinGetTitle ( '' ) & & $mousePosition0 - $windowPosition & ', ' & $mousePosition1 - $windowPosition & & PixelGetColor ( $mousePosition0, $mousePosition1 ) ToolTip ( $toolTipMessage, $mousePosition0 + 10, $mousePosition1 + 10, '', 0, 4 ) EndFunc Func DebugMode ( ) $debugMode = Not $debugMode If $debugMode = False Then ClipPut ( $toolTipMessage ) $mousePositionOld = Null $mousePositionOld = Null This line fixes the issue when the tooltip sometimes doesn't disappear when F1 was pressed while the mouse cursor was moving.

Expand collapse popup DllCall ( 'user32.dll', 'bool', 'SetProcessDPIAware' ) HotKeySet ( '', 'Terminate' ) Global $debugMode = False Global $mousePositionOld = Global $toolTipMessage = '' While True If $debugMode = True Then Local $mousePosition = MouseGetPos ( ) If $mousePosition $mousePositionOld Or $mousePosition $mousePositionOld ThenĭebugToolTip ( $mousePosition, $mousePosition ) $mousePositionOld = $mousePosition These lines fix the issue when the tooltip doesn't disappear if the mouse cursor is stationary when you press F1.

Disable bluestacks x y cursor tooltip