Windows 11 Is there a command line command to enable/disable: Activate Window by hovering over it with the mouse?

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D. Zevenbergen

Most of the time I like to use the option in MS Windows 11: Activate Window by hovering over it with the mouse. Sometimes I want to temporarily disable this option because it is annoying. Now I'm looking for a way to do this quickly. For example with a command line command or by a hotkey or something else. I have also set the response time to 75 ms in the registry, if I disable the option in the control panel and then enable it again, the response time is also set to the default 500 ms. The most convenient would therefore be a command line command where I can also set the response time

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