Magic Mouse ruined! not working at all, not connected, not paired, nothing!

Hi ziad84

Welcome to the Apple (user-to-user) Community.

Re:" it's really frustrating knowing that your mouse is working normally,

but can't use it on your iMac now".

Wondering which iMac model (year) you use with you Magic Mouse.

Guess you tried re-starting the iMac ? ... worked for me (older iMac ... early MacOS)

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Re: I tried everything that was stated on the net to fix it and nothing worked

Also wondering if you tried Apple Support's trouble-shooting tips:

Set up your Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, or Magic Trackpad with your Mac - Apple Support

and

If you can't connect your Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, or Magic Trackpad to your Mac

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Re: "Any idea if there is going to be a real fix for that?"

You may want to send feedback to Apple.

They will likely not reply, yet your feedback will reach those behind the scenes.

If others are also sending feedback on the same issue,

we will likely see it addressed in a future update

Feedback - Magic Mouse - Apple

All the best :-)

Thank you for your reply, and for letting us know you still need a solution.

These are the tips for connecting a mouse using Monterey:

Connect an Apple wireless accessory with Mac – Apple Support

Eg: One of the methods:

On your Mac, choose Apple menu  > System Preferences, then click Bluetooth .

Select the keyboard, mouse or trackpad in the Devices list, then click Connect.

So what actually happens when you try to connect ... is there an error message or ?

Article also says:

For more help using Bluetooth, click the Help button  in Bluetooth preferences.

Any help there ?

If you have made changes to your desk, desk orientation, nearby devices, or surroundings lately ... might be worth considering ..

Resolve Wi-Fi and Bluetooth issues caused by wireless interference – Apple Support

Take a look in Settings/Accessibility/Pointer Control. Perhaps checking the "Ingnore Built In Trackpad" will help you. It just helped me finally to get the magic mouse recognized on a MacBook Pro.