Magic Mouse 2 driver

Hi All,

Can someone please re-upload these drivers, links provided were expired. I am actually trying to use my magic mouse 2 on a windows 7 64 - bit machine is there any chance for it to work?

Thank you for your time in advance.

-Pavan

I've been struggling to fix my Apple Magic Mouse 2, like I imagine a few people here have.

Daniel, to make you aware your link has stopped working. For complete dummies looking to resolve their problems with magic mouse 2 (only) on windows 10 carry out the following steps.

Download and install 7-zip; http://www.7-zip.org/download.html

Download Bridgadier (.exe is fine); https://github.com/timsutton/brigadier/releases

Open Command Prompt. (Start > Command Prompt). Locate your downloaded brigadier.exe.

While in the same folder as brigadier.exe type exactly without the inverted commas "brigadier.exe -m iMac17,1". Hit enter and let it do its thing.

After it's fully completed open file explorer and find the newly created bootcamp install folder (should be where the brigadier.exe install is if you launched the command from the same location), and go to "**\BootCamp-031-13951\BootCamp\Drivers\Apple" install the file AppleWirelessMouse64.exe

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I have attached a link directly to the AppleWirelessMouse64.exe file above, but as they don't last very long the instructions are above.

http://www.megafileupload.com/mzhV/AppleWirelessMouse64.zip

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kx5p5bclz3sbrn5/AppleWirelessMouse64.zip?dl=0

^- Either link, just unzip, install, and go.

Hi rmc2800
I read your post for getting able to use MM2 with windows. As far as I understand, you succeeded to use MM2. Could you please upload the driver for me? And if you kindly give me instruction how to do, it would be wonderful help.

Thank you so much for your help in advance.

The drivers can be directly downloaded from Apple using https://github.com/timsutton/brigadier and an appropriate model (-m qualifier). For some models, Apple's BC Assistant automatically provides these.

Hi Daniel and all,

Thank you for your help.
However, I have still problem to install the driver. I think it happens because of the lack of of my knowledge. Then I think I should tell everybody about my PC circumastances and my understanding.

What I would like to do: I would like to use MM2 fully with Windows 7 which is run by Bootcamp. (I don't like win10 so I keep win7)

About my macbook: Mac Book Pro bought in Jan 2011 which has bootcamp 3.

What I understand to fix the problem:

1) I need to get AppleWirelessMouse64.exe which is included in Bootcamp 6.

2) Run the driver on my Win 7

3) Restart my Windows

I did all above 3 and then got my windows unable to start.

I do not think my understanding is right.

Please help me who is very poor at computing. (I cannot understand how to use brigadier because I am not native English speaker and also poor knowlege of computing)

Sorry for my poor understanding and thank you very much for your help in advance.

If possible, may I know what the file name (exe file) is for Magic Trackpad 2?, just as for MM2 is AppleWirelessMouse64.exe.

Is it AppleMultiTouchTrackPadInstaller64.exe, or AppleWirelessTrackpad64.exe?

I must say Loner T, you are a genius.

Magic Trackpad 2 was detected/installed after I unpaired in Mac OS!

Now I have a different issue and a question.

1) I have Logitech MX Master mouse which is only compatible in BT4.0 or above (Low Energy), and it supports up to 3 devices. I paired with my Boot Camp for channel 1, Surface Pro 4 for 2, and Mac OS for 3. It works without any issue for ch.2 but for ch.1 and 3 sometimes it has intermittent lags where it doesn't move around smoothly, like it has a lag and jittery. Do you know if this might be the issue with the BT module?

2) Now that MTP2 is paired, I can only click and right click. I cannot touch-click or two finger tap. Is there anyway I can do this? Is this only supported in Boot Camp 6.0 which is not supported by my Mac Pro 5,1?

Thanks so much.

Thanks for the help, very useful.

Using brigadier and downloading Bootcamp 6 drivers for iMac17,1 was successful in getting my Magic Mouse 2 scrolling working on a Mac Mini (late 2014) running Windows 10. The default drivers did not work, Windows just identified the Magic Mouse 2 as a generic HID device using those.

Another issue I had was that the top row of keys on my Magic Keyboard (volume, brightness, etc.) were not working under windows. Older Wireless Keyboard worked fine. Installing the keyboard driver from the iMac17,1 package fixed that too.

The only remaining problem I have is that my Magic Trackpad is a bit erratic under Windows. Everything works but the sensitivity is funny making it difficult to use effectively. On El Capitan it works great. Wonder if there is (or will be) a control panel for windows to adjust the sensitivity and other features of the Magic Trackpad on Windows.

gcarey3 wrote:

The only remaining problem I have is that my Magic Trackpad is a bit erratic under Windows. Everything works but the sensitivity is funny making it difficult to use effectively. On El Capitan it works great. Wonder if there is (or will be) a control panel for windows to adjust the sensitivity and other features of the Magic Trackpad on Windows.

Look in Windows registry for the specific entries for this PID/VID/Subsys and look at available registry keys for possible adjustments.

On the left side Bluetooth and mouse driver of Magic Mouse 2 where scrolling doesn't work. On right side Bluetooth and mouse driver of Magic Mouse working perfectly including scrolling.

Can you please send the link for download the working driver?

The only solution I found is using Magic Mouse (W10) and Magic Mouse 2 (OSx) on the same iMac:)

Found them on the OSXRESERVED disk from within OSX.

It looks like the drivers don't get copied correctly during installation, but when you get them from there manually it works 🙂

The file is available using BC Assistant (example from El Capitan).

Higher version of BC6 drivers also contain the same files.