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IMAC, Mac OS X (10.5.6)
Actually the 1.5V batteries, being non rechargable, are turning out to be an expensive workaround. I am back to square one.
the tissue-on-top-of-the-batteries method worked automatically! thanks!
Where did you place tissues. I'm using stiff card resting across both batteries. Tissues sound a litte on the thin side sound
On top of the batteries. Between the batteries and the cover. I folded the tissue twice or thrice to make it a bit thicker.
Thanks Frazao! That solved the problem!!!
🙂
Foil did the trick. Perfect connection now
I repaired the mouse and now seems to be working fine!
Problem solved: Magic Mouse sold.
Good one!!!...lmao...
As this thread is concerning Mac Os X v10.6 Snow Leopard I wanted to say that this seems to work for Mac OS X v10.7 Lion, too.
Thank you very much!
Barthy
trash pref file, reboot, and set as favorite...
Seems to have worked for me! Thanks
this suggestion helped me too. Thanks!
This link, from a post on page 3 of this thread, is AWESOME
Thanks so much for compiling it. For me, it seems that option 4 is working.
BTW this is my MM moddied with BlueTak
Message was edited by: El Deanio
This shows the black plastic bulkhead the + terminal needs to penetrate to make contact.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11373233/MacDiscussions/Magic%20Mouse%20folder/Mouse%20c ompartment.pdf
Magic Mouse Loses Connection
