Magic Mouse would not pair with windows 7

Hello,
I was having this exact same issue. Here's what I did... Click the bluetooth tray icon and click add device. Then when the mouse pops up, right click it and isntall the drivers for it.
Cheers.

Regarding you guys issue. There are several suggestions.

1). You may check your bluetooth for confirm it is the latest version. You can simply check APPLE SOFTWARE UPDATE.
2). Manually add your mouse into your PC. Open your bluetooth device manager from right of your menu bar. Scan and add mouse.
3). Update your wireless mouse driver. For some x64 Windows 7 user, you maybe not install the latest bluetooth update correctly. You can download " Bluetooth Update 1.0 for Windows" form here. Use WINRAR open the install file. You can find there are wireless magic mouse driver and bluetooth update in the pack.

As a temporary fix until Bootcamp 3 comes out. These instruction are written for Windows 7. I haven't tested this with other versions of Windows.
1. Head to this site, download and install the correct driver for your OS (32-bit or 64-bit) http://uneasysilence.com/archive/2009/11/14588/.
2. After intall, turn on your your Magic Mouse
3. Left click on Bluetooth Device icon in System Tray
4. Select Add Device
5. In the Add Device window, right click on your mouse and select properties
6. Under the Services Tab, check "Drivers for keyboard, mice, etc (HID)"
7. Click Apply
8. Installing Device Driver should popup showing Apple Wireless Mouse

It should now show up under Devices and Printers as a Apple Wireless Mouse.

Update: 2 issues to mention.
1. Horizontal and Vertical scrolling work great! Two finger swipes don't seem to work.
2. Just so you know, the Magic Mouse has a tendency of falling asleep if the mouse is inactive for more than 30 seconds. All it takes to wake it up is to move the mouse a bit or click a button. It can be a bit annoying if you tend to take your hand off the mouse quite a bit to do some typing. You will notice a lag as you move your mouse for the first time after it falls asleep, but will quickly catch up and track correctly after it wakes up, which only takes a split second.

Message was edited by: psyrendust

Message was edited by: psyrendust

Thank you so much Mike! The drivers are IN the magic mouse. There is NO Driver disc. Thanks!