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Remove "Apple Multitouch Mouse" in similar way.Īfter this step the Multitouch Mouse stops working, so I needed to use an additional USB mouse for next stepsĥ. Remove "Apple Multitouch" by: Right click to "Apple Multitouch" and select "Uninstall" and click "OK" Click "Human Interface Devices" to expand the list of devices under it, Click Device Manager in upper left of this window.Ĥ. Start > (Right Click Computer) > Properties. Boot to OSx, remove the Magic Mouse from OSx bluetooth device, turn the mouse offģ. Luckily, after a number of tries I got it works with the bellow combination of steps:ġ. * Apple Wireless Mouse (appeared on the list in less than couple of minutes after adding it to the bluetooth devices, then disappeared) + Under "Human Interface Devices" there 're Through tries, I noticed that in Device Manager window (go to Control Panel\Hardware and Sound, and click Device Manager): I spent many hours to search for solutions and tried many of them (for example magic mouse paring code), but none worked. However, on Windows, adding this device was slow and it asked for a code for pairing with the laptop and the new added mouse just disappeared from the list of bluetooth devices after some minutes.
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The setup of this bluetooth mouse on OSx is fast and easy. (Please note that Apple provides 2 Boot camp releases on the same day, so you need to select the right one for your Mac depending on the the product line and date)Ģ) Just few days ago I got a new magic mouse, but failed to make it work on Windows. All previous problems on Windows were gone and the laptop 's updated with quite up to date drivers. Recently I happened to know that Boot camp 5.1 exists, so just made Boot Camp installation on a USB disk and rerun it. It was annoying but not so terrible so I lived with that for many months. Those problems only appeared on Windows, but not on OSx. I didn't remember what I had done exactly but after restarting Windows, the screen turned to lower resolution (even the highest resolution's quite low), the keyboard backlight turned off and function keys (to adjust light, volume, etc) didn't work. All worked well until one day I run software updates, installation of a new application and removal of some unused softwares. Win7 was installed early summer last year with Boot Camp 3.
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Weird.ġ) I have dual boots with Windows 7 + Boot camp on a Macbook pro retina.
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It wasn't until ater I installed the bootcamp drivers that the two devices quit working.
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Whats weird is the keyboard and mouse worked fine after the initial restore and chkdsk cycle. This was all after a winclone restore, from an un-prepped image that I had made made from a previous iMac before it got replaced. The keyboard worked immediately after pairing but the mouse would only function after rebooting. I found that turning it on and off helped-that, and restarting after the mouse install.
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I cant imagine why the driver install would fail once and then work fine the second time.Īlso, my mouse had difficulty being discoverable. What finally worked? Giving it a second and third go, instead of rebooting and reinstalling. I did about a half dozen repair installs of the bootcamp drivers, and every time I tried pairing the mouse and keyboard it failed on me. (I had to borrow a USB keyboard and mouse because we gave all of our old ones away!). I just went through all of this myself and I was FINALLY able to get the re-pairing to work.