How can I fix my Apple Magic Mouse?
At the back of the mouse the crystal ball’s light not on
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Make sure it's turned on. Switch on the bottom.
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I charged it ,I did try , still not working,
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an off/on slide switch and a cable port for charging,wireless, Apple brand . Yes . The slide switch is on (can see the green side)also is not battery problem, I charged it.
Servant of Cats wrote:
What I've been doing is to use small pieces of Scotch tape to keep the cover shut.
Since the OP is charging the mouse it's safe to assume it doesn't take batteries.
FWIW, you might need a wired mouse to pair the Apple Mouse to your Mac. Any cheap USB mouse would do.
this Apple wireless mouse can take battery too ? I don’t know how .
If it takes batteries it's not an Apple Mouse 2 and would have no charging port.
Chloelimac wrote:
this Apple wireless mouse can take battery too ? I don’t know how .
Servant of Cats is just confusing the issue.
That's an Apple Magic Mouse 2, No batteries. :)
OK, please describe what you mean by "crystal ball’s light".
I've never heard of any mouse, MM or otherwise, said to have a crustal ball.
EDIT: Ah .... Ok, gotcha. Whew, glad that's cleared up.
No user-accessible batteries, and it looks like there's "power on" light, either.
lol~I am sorry . I think I knew it ,I said the littler crystal ball it call sensor movement…
I will try this way.
if I take it to check , it means I have to bring the whole thing ? The Mac and the keyboard
If you connected it directly to your Mac using a Lightning-to-USB cable, and it didn't pair with the Mac, could the problem be that the cable is faulty?
Yes, & make an appointment 1st.
How can I fix my Apple Magic Mouse?