You can go back into the Settings app > Bluetooth and then reconnect your Magic Mouse. After 1-2 minutes, turn your Magic Mouse off and back on again. If you intend to re-pair your Magic Mouse with your iPad, simply go into your Settings app > Bluetooth and then click on the icon next to your Magic Mouse and then select to Forget This Device. If the box is empty, simply click on it to. Here, make sure that the box next to Drag two fingers to scroll is checked. (Source: WC) Locate the Scroll and zoom section. Choose Touchpad from the menu in the left side pane.

Finally, go back into your Bluetooth and reconnect to your Magic Mouse. Alternatively, you can open the app by pressing down the Windows and I keys on your keyboard.

If you’re on the 1st generation Magic Mouse, wait until the green light starts blinking.

At the bottom of the mouse, turn your Magic Mouse off and back on again.

Next, click the button that appears next to your Magic Mouse.

Click on the Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Bluetooth.

To re-pair the Magic Mouse on your Mac, you can follow the steps below: Now check if Windows 10 uncontrollable scrolling error persists on your device. It’s common to find Bluetooth-enabled devices have syncing issues from time-to-time and the Magic Mouse, which is a Bluetooth-powered device is no exception to that. In the right pane, turn the toggle towards off below ‘ Scroll inactive windows when I Hover over them ’.

If your Magic Mouse is still not connecting after you’ve reset the Bluetooth, then it’s worth trying to re-pairing the device with your Mac or iPad. Try reconnecting the Magic Mouse with your Mac or iPad to see if it fixes the scrolling issues.

Finally, make sure to slide the power switch to turn it back on.

Next, insert two AA batteries, making sure the positive and negative ends are pointing in the right direction.

Firstly, remove the battery compartment cover (located on the bottom side of the mouse), then remove the old batteries.

The steps to replace the batteries are as follows: The Magic Mouse uses two AA batteries – lithium, alkaline or rechargeable. Even if you’re using the 2nd generation Magic Mouse, we still recommend trying a different set of batteries to see if it fixes the unresponsive scrolling issues. You do not have to visit the Apple Store to do this as it is super simple to just buy the batteries and do it yourself. In which case, it’s a good idea, to consider replacing the battery as it’s likely that this could be what’s causing the gestures to not be responsive. It’s possible if you are using the 1st generation Magic Mouse, that you may have used it till now without replacing its battery. The next thing that we need to make sure is to check if the Magic Mouse does not have a faulty or depleted battery.

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