Q: Apple Magic Mouse Windows 10 driver

Well I have installed the drivers again from the correct download of the BootCamp tools and it still won't scroll. I still have an issue with Bluetooth usb host controller not having a driver, but the on the drive won't install...

Just download the driver. Works like a charm.

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nothing to do, for macbook 12".

doesn't works, and Apple assistance tell me to try another mouse Bluetooth.

it is incredible!

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I wish it works for all of you

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Kudos and a Thank You to Mr. Vasilevski.  My Magic mouse is now fully operational on a MBA with win 10.

HI all, I'm running Windows 10 Pro on an Acer notebook and the standard blutooth driver picked up my Magic Mouse with no problem but it only allowed movement and left and right clicking. I installed the driver from **************** and this gave me normal scrolling action (better than no scrolling), but I installed the Utilities file hoping to get natural scrolling but it just says no device detected in Utility setting and doesn't give me natural scrolling. The initial exe from the page still works even with the Utility still installed but not working. Any ideas? I just want movement, left and right buttons and natural scrolling. Any help would be greatly appreciated

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Have you tried installing the Apple Magic Mouse (Wireless Mouse) driver? It may or may not work due to other dependencies, but it is worth a test.

I'd give this a long hard thought before downloading anything from "trackpadmagic.com" - thankfully, Windows 10 saved my bacon (notice the download bar at the bottom of the screenshot):

Think I'll pass. I love how they suggest you "disable your virus scanners".

Wrong. Avoid this site.

Thanks for the warning. . Unsafe internet practices cause pain and grief (and significant financial loss).

Hey all. I had the same problem - scrolling wouldn't work on my magic mouse in Widows 10. Run the Apple Software Update app from the start menu. There is a hardware driver update from Apple that fixes the problem. Install it, restart your computer and the scrolling will work properly. It worked for me anyway. I'm running El Capitan, Windows 10 and Boot Camp 6 on a MacBook Pro, Mid 2015.

Gracias!

I had this problem too, using my Magic Mouse 2 in my Bootcamp Windows 10, and looked all over for a solution. It showed that I had the Magic Mouse 2 paired in my Bluetooth settings, but the mouse just didn't work.

This solution worked perfectly for me:

Download the driver from here:******

All I had to do was download, then double-click to install. Note, when it asks if you're installing on a mac, answer 'no'. Then follow the rest of the directions.

I didn't have to do any other bootcamp installs/reinstalls or anything else.

Happy Magic Mousing in Windows 10!

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This solution worked perfectly for me:

Download the driver from here: ******

All I had to do was download, then double-click to install. Note, when it asks if you're installing on a mac, answer 'no'. Then follow the rest of the directions.

I didn't have to do any other bootcamp installs/reinstalls or anything else.

Happy Magic Mousing in Windows 10!

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I wrote a guide on how to use Magic Mouse in Windows 10 with TrackPad Magic drivers. You may want to check that out. It is confirmed working for many, many people.