Magic mouse 2

is it possible to replace the battery of the 2 magic mouse?

I see no way to penetrate the hull, so no.   It's probably the lithium battery with long life expectancy that has increased the price.

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    The magic mouse 2 has been designed for OS El Capitan of Apple and its successors.  It only works partially with older Apple systems.   I often read Windows users, but they almost always have problems and you will understand, Apple adapt their products for Windows users.

    That said, I haven't read more partial workarounds and wonder if the Windows forums could be more productive for you.   Which leads to believe everyone can work with them.

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    Right click my magic mouse function does not work. Is it a hardware problem or can I fix it myself?

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    Hello...

    May be corrupted Bluetooth preferences.

    Open a Finder window. In the Finder menu bar, click go > go to folder

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    / Library/Preferences/com. Apple.Bluetooth.plist

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  • To stop a Magic Mouse to work?

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    It should do.  Here is the document from Apple on the power to the USB ports.

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    I just bought a new Magic Mouse 2 but it can't scroll. But if I change this mouse with microsoft mice, that the mouse can work well. However, I take the 2 magic mouse the apple store where is can match the other apple computer. Can you give me some suggestions?

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