Magic Mouse Guide for Windows 7 and Vista,,,

I got it to work with BootCamp 3.2, but the only problem is horizontal scrolling works only in web browsers, in any other programs it doesn't work, and two finger swiping dont work at all, vertical scrolling works perfect everywhere, and tracking is good too, i wish horizontal scrolling would work everywhere

Ok, just got mine to work. Essentially the instructions from the first post are correct but not complete. I'm using Windows 7 64 on a 24" 3.06.

So, in Bluetooth devices, click properties on the mouse, then select Hardware tab.

I have two items listed under device functions, one is Apple Wireless mouse, the other is HID compliant mouse. You'll notice under HID compliant mouse, under location it says "on Wireless Mouse". This is actually the trackpad portion of the mouse.

Highlight HID compliant mouse and click properties, a new dialoge box will appear, in the lower left click "Change Settings".

This will bring you to device manager dialogue of the HID compliant mouse.

Click on Driver tab, Update Driver, Browse my local computer for driver software, Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer, uncheck show compatible hardware, look for Apple Inc., and install the Apple Trackpad Enabler.

And that was it, no error on the driver install, everything works great. I hope this helps, and I'm sorry if this solution was posted already as I didn't read through all 6 pages of comments.

Good luck.

Thanks for your succinct step-by-step directions. It worked! But of course, no scrolling. I can't complain though. I guess the problem now rests with Apple.

I've been trying to get my Magic Mouse to work with the Windows 7 64-bit install on my PC (it's not a bootcamp install on a mac).

I can get the mouse to work with pointer, left click and right click, however I cannot get the scrolling to work. I've tried updating the driver manually to the Apple driver, however the driver is called 'Apple Mighty Mouse', not Magic mouse.

At this stage I'm thinking that my last resort is to get the drivers that were extracted from the bootcamp update. I've read a lot of articles talking about the drivers hwoever they all link to the uneasysilence website and the drivers are no longer available on the article.

Anybody know another place I could get the driver from?

Hi!

I found the unique drivers which made the magic mouse work completely under Windows 7 x64 with scroll option on my PC laptop Lenovo SL510

Here is the link to the russian site post where the links and some instructions are posted.

Here is the link to x64 driver and this is the x32 driver

My magic mouse was successfully connected with windos 7, but the scroll didn't work.

I downloaded the driver, unpack it, run the DPInst.exe.... it installed the driver and mouse was disconnected for a short while... then just became active with scroll, but litlle bit slow in movement. I went to Control Panel - Mouse and set the arrow move to my comfortable speed - and that's all.

Good luck!

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Thanks to Al Loper's well written explanation my Apple Magic Mouse in now working perfectly in the Windows 7 environment (boot camp - not partitioned & not virtual) on a separate hard drive on a Mac Pro/Intel Duo.

Thanks Al

Apple should hire you:)

or at least say THANKS

Lenovo w520 running win7 x64

Guys

AppleWirelessMouse64.exe doesn't seem to work for me. I installed it but under bluetooth radios, it still shows microsoft bluetooth enumerator and thinkpad bluetooth 3.0. I can't find a way out of that - manually pointing to AppleWirelessMouse64.exe extracted file doesn't work neither does choosing appple as a manfacturer as it isn't even listed

Any ideas?

thanks