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• 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 that came with my iMac to work but it does not recognize HP USB Wireless Mouse

  the Magic Mouse that came with my iMac to work. I tried to use the HP USB mouse that I use with my MacBook Pro at home, but it does not recognize. I went into the settings but it only sees the mouse Magic Mouse.  I tried configuring it as a PC mouse.  How to recognize the USB of the computer mouse.  I need a HP bluetooth mouse?  I can't work with this mouse, it has a funny scroll for it. It is too fast or too slow.  Help!

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  There is no reason why the iMac should not be able to use a USB mouse. With the mouse connected to the computer off the computer tower and turn it back on. Now it doesn't recognize the mouse? If this is not the case, try a SMC reset.

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

• 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.

• the magic Mouse loses connection

  I have an iMac 21.5 "running 10.11.6. Recently, I added a to an existing stereo system bluetooth connectivity so I could broadcast on the system. By the way since then I lose my connection to the mouse. I get "connection lost" notification even if the mouse is sitting idle without hands even near him. I tried the suggested pieces of paper, battery replacement and any other thing, I found displayed. Nothing works. As I was typing that I got the message several times, and I'm not even using the mouse! I have another computer in another location and plan to try to see if the problem changes switching. I suspected that the additional bluetooth device could be the culprit, but I tried to unplug and had the same results. It is not a problem with another computer running the same operating system, even if a year or two older hardware. The intermittent mouse problem existed before, but I've lived with him because he doesn't seem to be that bad. Now, I have moved and am in an apartment complex and wonder if there is an interference cause me pain. I do not know to replace the mouse by a non Apple device can solve the problem or if I need to use a WIRED one remedy! The keyboard has never given me problems and with the exception of the low battery notification, it has worked perfectly.

  Hello...

  May be corrupted Bluetooth preferences.

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

  Type or copy paste the following text:

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

  Click OK, and then place the com.apple.Bluetooth.plist file in the trash.

  Can it match the Magic Mouse > OS X El Capitan: use an Apple wireless mouse

  If this does not help, because you are having problems with the battery, Reset System Management Controller (SMC)

• Persistent problems with the Magic Mouse

  I have persistent problems with my Magic Mouse. He often stops followed (i.e. the cursor on the screen does not move when I move the mouse), or the input button on malfunctions (i.e. I don't click and drag, or cannot right click, or when I click on something and that you hold the button down it doesn't "stick").

  I called Apple and they took me through all the troubleshooting steps (reset the SMC, PRAM, etc.) and I finally get a new mouse. I got a new and have exactly the same problems!

  The ONLY thing that solved the problem by restarting the computer, or logging in and out. But the problem then begins again after anywhere from a few minutes to a few days (the most often within hours).

  Any ideas?

  Here is more information in case it is useful:

  • I plugged a wired Logitech mouse, and to my surprise, it also does not work. I thought that the problem was related to the wireless/Bluetooth connection, but this clearly isn't.
  • I have a Wacom tablet attached to my computer, and it works very well, no matter if it has connected (via USB dongle) wireless or wired (via USB).

  There seems to be something wrong with any particular software/system control the mouse.

• Magic mouse not recognized not recognized as such

  I buy a Magic Mouse for my MacBook Pro 2, but which is recognized as a normal mouse. I can only move and use the two

  bottons (scrolling and other functions does not work)

  I installed OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 after formatting. I never use another bluetooth mouse.

  I try to reset the PRAM and SMC but the Magic Mouse does not work. I'm sure the mouse works because I tested it on another Mac.

  When can I solve this problem? Thank you much advantage.

  Hi, take a look at this article, it should help If your Apple wireless mouse, keyboard or trackpad is not working as expected - Apple Support

• Why is it harder to make a right-click on my magic mouse?

  Here is the situation. I have a magic mouse (and a wireless keyboard). Death of my MacBook Pro, if my company try it swapped for a new (but with less RAM). Before the Exchange, it was easy to make with my magic mouse right click. I would click on the right side of the mouse. Easy.

  Now, it is very difficult. It just seems to be random. In some contexts, it recognizes a right click. In others, but he acknowledged just a left click. Above all, do a right click does not work. I tried new batteries. That did not help. I have just unpairing and repair. That did not help either.

  I am SURE that I am clicking far enough to the right, as I'm clicking on the edge very right of the mouse.

  My old laptop was on the Mavericks. This one is on El Capitan. Not sure if that makes a difference or if there is another parameter.

  Help, please!

  You have configured the preferences mouse to assign the right click?

• 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 Lag and disconnection

  10.11.5 MacPro 5.1 mid-2010

  The offset of the mouse and the disconnection is so bad that I had to go back to a mouse that is causing a problem in my production. I'm a graphic designer and the need that the mouse. I tried all of the solutions I've read here and on the web without success. I'm going to buy a bluetooth adapter to see if that helps at all. Any suggestions on this dongle/adapter or if someone found a solution to this problem of bluetooth. I have new usb 3.0 devices and cables to come this week and as I read disconnection worsens with usb 3.0.

  Anyone, please help before I have no hair left!

  If your using a first generation Magic Mouse, the disconnection problem is sometimes caused by faulty battery contacts. Here's a solution:

  How to fix the magic mouse disconnect problems

  Tracking errors can be fixed by simply cleaning the lens: Year Easy Fix for a Magic Mouse Tracking problem

  And some bluetooth connection problems are caused by a corrupted preferences file: How to fix the OS X Bluetooth Wireless problems

  Tom

• El capitan and scrolling of the mouse Magic Mouse

  Salvation in the retina of MacBook 12 "2016 with El Capitan 10.11.5, I plugged a mouse wireless magic, but the scrolling feature, nor work. Can you help me? Thank you

  Hello Cristoan,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I see that you are having problems with your Magic Mouse didn't scroll not correctly. The following article provides basic troubleshooting for Apple wireless, including the mouse Magic Mouse.

  If your Apple wireless mouse, keyboard or trackpad doesn't work as expected

  Best regards.

• Magic Mouse Gestures of 2 does not

  Just bought a new Magic Mouse 2 and I can not get the options of "gestures more" appears for the new MM2 or "Point and click on.  As a result, cannot scroll or switch between applications.  Make a right click seems to work on its own, however.

  As soon as I reconnect my old magic mouse, everything to return to the menu options.

  I tried almost all the options to remove my old mouse completely and by adding a new to see if there was a conflict between the two.  However, the old mouse shows all options, but does not.

  Here are the only options I have for the new Magic Mouse:
  

  Help!

  Hi chmilestogo,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple! I'm sorry to hear you're having these problems with your Magic Mouse 2 and your iMac. If you experience unexpected mouse behavior (in this case, do not show the preference options), you can find information and troubleshooting described in the following articles useful:

  Configure your Apple - Apple Support wireless devices

  If your Apple wireless mouse, keyboard or trackpad doesn't work as expected - Apple Support

  Also, I'm not clear if the config at the bottom of your post info is up-to-date, but you can make sure that you are not yet under rated beta of El Cap:

  Beta Apple software program

  Concerning

• the magic mouse 2 loses connection

  My magic mouse 2 is loaded (88%) and connected via bluetooth to my macbook pro (late 2011, OS X El Capitan 10.11.4).) Sometimes it loses connection and after a short time reconnects, what should I do for him have always connected, I mean without capricious disconnections?

  Hello heide1,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple!

  I understand that your Magic Mouse 2 going through temporary disconnects and stops responding intermittently. We know that situations of this kind can be frustrating, but we are here to help.

  To begin troubleshooting, I suggest to read and work through the steps in the following article.

  Your mouse or your keyboard intermittently not responding

  Follow these steps if your mouse or your keyboard sometimes stops responding temporarily.

  Click or press a key

  • Click on the mouse or trackpad, or press a key on the keyboard to reconnect the device to the computer. It may take a while for the device to respond.

  Search for interference of signals

  • Wireless networks that operate on 2.4 GHz can cause interference. Move base stations of phone wireless, microwave ovens and other appliances of 2.4 GHz far your Mac if you suspect interference.
  • Keep devices wireless to 10 meters (30 feet) of your Mac.
  • Avoid putting metal objects between your wireless device and your Mac.

  If your Apple wireless mouse, keyboard or trackpad doesn't work as expected - Apple Support

  See you soon!

• Magic Mouse 2 * new * does not work

  New macbook and new magic mouse 2 but I can't connect via usb or bluetooth, I tried to restart the two and wait for it to load. literally, I don't know where to go from here. need help! Save me

  Note: Magic Mouse2 cannot be used when you are connected to his cable.

  • Setting up your Apple - Apple Support wireless devices

  Follow these steps to configure your Magic Mouse 2, Magic Keyboard or Magic Trackpad 2:

  1. Connect the lightning to the USB cable to the port of lightning on the device and
  2. the other end of the cable to your Mac.
  3. Make sure the switch is in position I. (Green will be visible).
  4. The device appears in the Bluetooth preferences and automatically pairs with your Mac.
  5. The Bluetooth Preferences window indicates the level of status and connection fees of
  6. your device. When the device is charged, unplug it for wireless use.

  There are several opinions and comments about magic Mouse2

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/reviews/MLA02LL/A/magic-mouse-2

  also you might feel free to contribute to them, but also to comment

  Apple feedback • comments support • return of products

  Among the comments, are issues of the user that may or may not help you

  make the best diagnosis of your installation + user experience problem.

  If your product (MM2) is the Thunderbolt port, as it should, it may

  not being able to associate as some suggest it can, through the use of the USB port. Since

  This is not a. The port of loading may or may not be useful to attach

  mouse to the computer during the initial installation; to see if it is recognized.

  • Make an appointment at an Apple Retail Store Genius Bar
  • Find an Apple authorized service provider
  • IPod, Mac and iPad US technical support:
  • (800) APL - CARE (800-275-2273)

  You can find it does not help. Or can the gremlin inside the MM2

  self-pity and decide whether to allow a connection in any case. Say what? Please?

  If the mouse was purchased directly from Apple (official, store or online)

  You should have 14 days to return the product. An Apple Store

  Genius can be useful in practice to troubleshoot or to help set up a mouse.

  My mouse are USB & all fasteners; they can't run away + I of good spare parts.

  Sorry your mouse is pointing upwards. I give a talk, no uncertain words.

  Good luck in this case!

• Sensitivity of the magic mouse 2

  OS X 10.11.3 (15 d 21) model name: iMac model identifier: iMac14, 2 name of the processor: Intel Core i5

  I recently changed to a Magic Mouse 2 and it worked perfectly. Recently the sensitivity seems nave has increased as evidenced by the fact that I have to hover over a link to activate it. How to restore to original operation?

  Hi DCRIOW,

  If you want to adjust the settings of your Magic Mouse 2, take a look at the resource below to adjust the settings in system preferences.

  Using system preferences

  Preferences system systemic control ("global" settings) and is available in the Apple () menu in the upper-left corner of the screen. Preferences system allows you to set things like your resolution screen, keyboard, mouse, sound, taken the printer settings, settings, accounts and more sharing.

  Customize your mouse

  The preferences panel mouse look different depending on what type of mouse you are using. These settings allow you to set the mouse sensitivity to control how quickly the pointer moves on your screen when you move your mouse, and adjust your double-click reflexes. Other controls may be available, depending on the type of mouse you are using.

  

  1. In the Apple Menu, open system preferences.
  2. Choose View > mouse, or click on the mouse icon.
  3. To control the speed of the pointer (cursor) moves across your screen when you move the mouse, click on Point & click and use the tracking slider to adjust the speed.
  4. If double-click speed if poster, you can use the double-click slider to adjust the speed.
  5. To change the action settings, click the tab more moves. You can enable and disable the gestures for blow and the Mission control.

  Configure your Apple wireless devices

  Mouse Magic 2, Magic Keyboard, Magic Trackpad 2

  Follow these steps to configure your Magic Mouse 2, Magic Keyboard or Magic Trackpad 2:

  1. Connect the lightning to USB cable to the port of lightning on the device and plug the other end of the cable to your Mac.
  2. Make sure the switch is in position I. (Green will be visible).
  3. The device appears in the Bluetooth preferences and automatically pairs with your Mac.
  4. The Bluetooth Preferences window shows the status and costs connecting your device. When the device is charged, unplug it for wireless use.

  Note: The Magic Mouse 2 unusable when you are connected to the cable.

  Take care