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Magic Mouse not working with Lion

My Magic Mouse does not scroll with Lion. Preferences are set up correctly. What am I doing wrong? Thanks.

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7)

Posted on Jul 26, 2011 12:17 PM

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Oct 19, 2011 12:08 PM in response to Anthony Curcio

hey my magic mouse all of a sudden just decided to stop scrolling. 'enable scrolling' is checked. i've restarted the computer twice, removed the batteries on the mouse, and deleted the bluetooth device setting and re-set it up again. the entire multi-touch surface can't be out since it still recognized the mission control double tap... is there any way to reset or restart the mouse?

Oct 21, 2011 3:56 AM in response to Anthony Curcio

Ran into the same stupid issue ... very very annoying.

On my Macbook Pro the build-in track pad still works OK

My stupid mighty mouse acts as a stupid mouse (no button fnctions, no scrolling, no tapping only pointing and clicking works.

Also my external extended keboard will not work OK : the extra nummeric keys don't work, ...

I'm regretting the upgrade to Lion more and more .... if it would be for free I would even advise not to install Lion.

Worste upgrade ever from Mac/Apple

Oct 29, 2011 8:47 AM in response to Anthony Curcio

I've been using my Magic Mouse on and off this year, but it worked perfectly fine when I upgraded to 10.7.0. I haven't used the MM since my desk finally arrived today and in 10.7.2 vertical scrolling of the MM just won't work. It's so frustrating because of those iOS-like scrolling bars that vanish. It's SO HARD to find them to scroll and then my wrists are in an awkward position just forcing my mouse to scrolling vertically (by clicking, no gesture).


I have however noticed that when I put my MBA Rev A to sleep and wake it again, that vertical scrolling on my MM will work again for about 10 seconds. My batteries are at 100%, so it can't be that.


This absolutely *****! Apple's attention to detail on these small things have slipped. I even had an issue with iPhoto 11 the other day when I noticed that you literally have to jump through hoops to manually force face detection on photos that the application can't automatically detect on . That feature used to be so intuitive in iPhoto '09. Too many balls in the air, Apple?

Oct 29, 2011 8:54 AM in response to chriskalie

chriskalie wrote:


It's so frustrating because of those iOS-like scrolling bars that vanish. It's SO HARD to find them to scroll and then my wrists are in an awkward position just forcing my mouse to scrolling vertically (by clicking, no gesture).

Those scroll bars that vanish are an option. Your system is set up that way (to show scroll bars whilst you're actually scrolling)


Go Sys Pref > General. You will see the options to select scroll preferences.


Good luck

Max

Magic Mouse not working with Lion

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