Magic Mouse Not Scrolling on Windows 10
This pertains to the issue of the Magic Mouse/2 not scrolling when used with a native Windows 10 installation (i.e., not a Bootcamp installation or a VM instance of Windows 10). The response marked as the solution in this thread is no longer accurate. Here is the defunct solution from that thread:
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After some research, I found a solution to this. Bootcamp version available on hhttps://support.apple.com/downloads/bootcamp.
doesn't work for windows 10.
There is no easy way to get bootcamp drivers unless you have a Mac. Found few posts which uses Brigadier.exe to download latest bootcamp software on windows. Here are the steps I followed.
1) Download Brigadier.exe from GitHub. https://github.com/timsutton/brigadier/releases
2) Open cmd prompt on windows and go to the folder containing Brigadier.exe.
3) Type brigadier.exe -m MacBookPro14,1 -This will run the python script and download the bootcamp software that works. Note, I tried passing latest MacBookPro15,1 as argument but that didn't work. Nor MacbookPro12,1.
4) After download is complete, go to BootCamp-091-07726\BootCamp\Drivers\Apple. Run AppleWirelessMouse64 and you are done.
5) I didn't need to unpair and pair again after step 4. Just worked..
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Step 3 should now read:
3) Type brigadier.exe -m MacBookPro15,1 -This will run the python script and download the bootcamp software that works.
Note: If the bootcamp pkg downloaded by the script don't work for some reason, try some other valid device identifiers. At the time the original solution was written, passing MacBookPro15,1 in the execution string did not work (likely because that model didn't exist at the time). I tried following the original instructions (using MacBookPro14,1), but the payload was corrupt every time. The screen output from the python script reveals the URL of the bootcamp pkg, which I also downloaded via browser - corrupt.
Finally, I tried many different device identifiers (not every bootcamp package includes all the same drivers - many i was able to download and unpack did not include the AppleWirelessMouse64 files. I confirmed that the latest MacBookPro's did use 15,x and tried that - success.