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• No installation of Magic Mouse 2 shows no green light when it is plugged

  I use an apple mouse and want sign out using a magic mouse 2.  When I plug it into my computer I have no green light

  Hi, lindafromcleveland!

  I'm really glad to hear you have a new Magic Mouse 2! It's a great device, and I know you will love. I understand you may have some trouble getting it implemented, however. I have some information that should help you.

  First of all, take a look on the article in the link below to ensure that your Mac meets the system requirements for using a Magic Mouse 2:

  Identify your wireless Apple keyboard or trackpad mouse

  Under the section "Identify your device and requirements", this information is provided to the Magic Mouse 2:

  Magic Mouse 2

  • Lightning connector, built-in battery
  • Requires OS X v10.11 or later version

  If you are not running OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) or later version, you will need to update your software OS X before being able to use the Magic Mouse 2. You can use the link below to help to update if you need to.

  Update the software on your Mac

  Once you are on OS X 10.11, you can use the following article to configure the mouse Magic 2.

  Configure your Apple wireless devices

  Have a great day.

• Magic Mouse 2: open hole, no light

  I just bought a Magic Mouse 2.  Right next to the power switch on the bottom, there is an opening. I guess it's the sensor. On my mouse, it is not lit, and there is no cover, just a hole opened.  Is it the way it is supposed to be?  Without light and without coverage?

  Yes, it's as expected.

• Green flashing light on the Magic Mouse

  I thought that a green light flashing on the Magic Mouse 1 (not rechargeable), means that the necessary batteries replaced or recharged.  I put new batteries in, and yet the green light continues to blink.  This is a new mouse, sent to replace their defective Magic Mouse.  The defective mouse works, but I can't get the new one to work.  I can't get support to help me with this. I tried to use the conversation, and they have disconnected while I was writing my question. RRR

  Anthony,

  Look at my answer to the other thread.   It may be better to keep all questions here at the moment.   The other thread is no longer.

• To stop a Magic Mouse to work?

  I have an original Magic Mouse. It has new batteries, but clicking on it or by pressing the mouse does nothing. The green light doesn't Flash or lights. What he would do to stop working like this? Any ideas or suggestions would be very appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Batteries installed incorrectly, lack of battery charge come to mind

• Last Magic Mouse 2 is not compatible with the Mavericks 10.95 - and that stinks

  It is not so much a question as an expression of stunned disappointment.  My old mouse Magic went kablooey, and so I got a new.  Unfortunately when I the paired with my MacPro 2012, running the Mavericks 10.95 (sorry Apple, you have not matched the Mavericks speed and performance with Yosemite and El Capitan) I discovered that features the touch like scrolling and swiping has not worked.

  After an hour to read the little booklet that comes with the mouse, zap the PRAM, reset the SMC and usually ask myself? *  I watched the Magic Mouse box and found the answer in 3 grey dots on white type: requires OS 10,11 or higher.  All right.  Mea culpa, caveat emptor, blah blah.  I should have read through the entire page of the Magic Mouse on the Apple Store Web site, but I already have the product so don't figure there were many new take into account.

  However, it seems strange to me that a completely necessary peripherals does not work with a BONE from a few years ago.

  There are loyal customers (30 years of computer science and I have never used or owned a PC) who use your products as professional (I'm a sales manager of creation) and, for reasons that go beyond taste, prefer your earlier and faster OS.  Apple wants to move the herd along for many understandable reasons.  I do advertising.  I get it.  Offers new features and the "improvements" that Miss on users who refuse to put up-to-date is perfectly logical.  But prevents them from having a functional Apple mouse goes too far.  It will encourage strong armament and it stinks.

  In light of Apple's strategy, it seems pretty ironic that the same company that once derided the PC world as thinkers authoritarian group straight out of Orwell is curve at this level to get its users to conform to his version of the future.  What the * happened to "Think Different"?

  Good question, I guess, and I can only opine; as you know, we are here just volunteers.

  The question is... when a company changes its products.   As I see it, different operating systems have developed over the years at a huge pace, such that cannot not could be foreseen four years ago.   So the Magic Mouse 1 was fine for the moment but did not have the ability to adapt to meet the current needs.     So what does Apple?   It must be a new mouse that will respond to current needs and anticipate the needs for some time in the future.

  You can still buy the old MM1, although you might have to go hunting.   And of course, you can take the old one back if it was purchased less than 14 days ago in most countries and 28 days ago in the United Kingdom and most European countries, I believe.

  I hope you get over your troubles.

• Suddenly, my magic mouse not, turn on even with new batteries.

  Magic mouse does not light

  Are the batteries installed correctly (polarity?) If Yes, then you may need a new mouse.

• Magic Mouse 2 crashing MacPro end of 2013

  Recently bought a Magic Mouse 2. Whenever I try to connect to the Mac Pro end of 2013, it it connects moves a little bit and then block the Mac - goes to black screen and the crash report.

  Also have a MacBookPro running fine (on El Capitan).

  Anyone with similar problems?

  Model name: Mac Pro

  Model identifier: MacPro6, 1

  Processor name: 6-Core Intel Xeon E5

  Processor speed: 3.5 GHz

  Number of processors: 1

  Total number of hearts: 6

  (By heart) L2 Cache: 256 KB

  L3 Cache: 12 MB

  Memory: 32 GB

  Boot ROM version: MP61.0116.B16

  Version of the SCM (System): 2.20f18

  Version of lighting: 1.4a6

  El Capitan 10.11.2

  State requirements system 10,11 or later version.

  The Magic Trackpad 2 - Technical Specifications

• slow start with magic mouse 2

  Magic Mouse 2 seems very slow to respond at startup, & the back light does not illuminate.  Is - is this normal?

  I'd be right to suggest that you don't have to update your profile with a version of the OS... and have you installed El Capitan 10.11.1.  Otherwise, this is why your MM2 does not work properly.

• My magic mouse has stopped working.   Is there a battery that I need to replace?

  My magic mouse stop working.   Do I have to replace a battery?  If so, how?

  If it's a Magic Mouse 2 then you reload by using a standard USB cable Flash. The port is at the bottom of the mouse. If it's a Magic Mouse, then you must replace the batteries. Coverage is at the bottom of the mouse.

• New Magic Mouse (wireless) works erratically

  New Magic Mouse (wireless) said low battery but it does not use a battery? How to charge it?

  The Apple article below should help.

  Recharge the battery in your Apple - Apple Support accessory

• the magic mouse disconnects regularly

  Since last week my Magic Mouse is losing connection with my iMac (OS X Sierra) pretty regularly--several times each hour, sometimes more often - the connection is only lost for 5-10 seconds, but it's a lot of time when you're trying to work. Anyone else had this problem and had been able to find a solution?

  If your Magic Mouse is version 1 (with batteries), it won't be to fully integrate with Sierra.   You can buy Magic Mouse 2 for that.   Because all future operating systems need, you may as well buy now.

• After the update of Sierra: not to Disable Trackpad with Magic Mouse connected

  Hello

  After that I updated to macOS Sierra on my MacBook Pro the Trackpad is not disable mouse connected with Magic.

  Feature: MacBook Pro retina 15 inches (end of 2014) on macOS Sierra.

  Since the update, I noticed that my stays compatible with my Magic Mouse connected after built-in trackpad window connection.

  In system-> accessibility-> mouse and Trackpad preferences, I have not "ignore the built-in trackpad when mouse or trackpad wireless is present". If I switch it off and on again once again, the parameter will be.

  However, once I lock the device (user name right-> connection... window) and reconnect, the trackpad works. You must pass the parameter each time.

  Is this a bug of Mac OS Sierra (can't find anything) or am I missing something? I am aware that the trackpad is reactivated at the login window, but before it will deactivate after logging in.

  I don't use Magic Mouse, but I have USB Wired mouse and I have the same problem since installing Sierra.

  I have the box ticked, but I must go and clear the check box and then save.

  I have to use a mouse all the time because my trackpad goes haywire and I wasn't able to find a solution for this. It moves its own and open stuff on its own.

• Magic Mouse works only with the latest el capitan

  Why Apple is not the problems with El Capitan (10.11.6) and it's Magic Mouse? The only way is connected to my MacBook Pro is to remove the com.app.bluetooth.plist at the end of each session and even that does not always work. When it is finally connected, the mouse connects and reconnects constantly during the session. The mouse is an Apple product, and Apple does not seem to recognize the problem or give anyone a viable solution.

  Determine that the problem is inherent in the software is an act of faith (there is no batches of messages here with the same problem).

  Try resetting the SMC and the NVRAM.

  Barry

• Where can I get the 'Mobee Magic charger for Apple Magic Mouse'?

  Where can I get the "Mobee Magic Charger' for my Apple Magic Mouse 2?

  This question by pasting into your favorite internet search engine would probably be a good way to start the search.