It's also worth toggling this on and off here's how: Check your BluetoothĬheck if Bluetooth on your Mac is on. If you can't seem to get it to connect, try the following tips: Turn it on and offĪnother obvious one, but have you tried to turn your mouse off and wait a few moments before turning it back on? If not, give it a go. Sometimes there can be a connectivity issue. Once your Magic Mouse has been paired, it should connect to your Mac automatically. Charge your mouse for at least 15 minutes before attempting to reconnect again.ĭid you know? You can easily check your mouse battery level by selecting the Bluetooth icon from the top menu and selecting your mouse from the list. If you own the Magic Mouse 2, then this comes with a built-in battery. You can even clean your metal contacts using a contact-cleaning solution. While we're looking at the batteries, it's also worth checking for any dust, dirt, and other weird stuff that can get in there. Have a check, or try some batteries from another device you have around the house, like a TV remote if it's working again, problem solved. If you own the original Magic Mouse, sometimes fresh batteries are all you need to sort out your Magic Mouse not connecting.
This is just about as obvious as it can get, but it still needs to be said on top of the list.
So let's get started! Оump straight in and take a look at what to do when your Mac mouse is not working.ĭid you know? After around 100,000 clicks, your Magic Mouse may start to show some signs of age and usage - it might be time to replace completely. In this article, we'll take a look at the following: It's frustrating when your Magic Mouse stops working, especially if the weird erratic scrolling starts.
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