Well, the culprit turned out to be OS X Yosemite, which contains the worst bugs related to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Apple Mail. I couldn’t scroll up, down, left, or right with one finger. My Magic Mouse 2 was successfully connected to my Mac, and I could move the mouse cursor with no problem, but the scrolling function didn’t work at all. Issue 3: Magic Mouse One Finger Scroll Doesn’t Work Quite a few times, when I turned on the switch at an inappropriate time, I couldn’t locate or use the mouse at all and had to restart my Mac. Note: If you are like me, and tend to slide the mouse switch to “off” after shutting down my Mac for the sake of saving battery, be sure to slide the switch to “on” first before you start your Mac machine. Charge it for several minutes (or replace the AA batteries with new ones if you are using a traditional Magic Mouse 1) and retry. If that still doesn’t help, your mouse battery could be low. Also, make sure your Mac Bluetooth is turned on. Issue 2: Magic Mouse Won’t Connect or Pairįirst of all, make sure your wireless mouse is switched. In this guide, I break down all Magic Mouse not connecting or not working issues into different scenarios, along with related fix solutions. I’ve faced quite a few other issues, especially when I used Magic Mouse on my PC (HP Pavilion, Windows 10). This is just one of the problems I encountered with my Magic Mouse. The issue was resolved after I spent a few hours updating the Mac to a newer macOS. The reason? Long story short: the device wasn’t compatible with the macOS version that my MacBook Pro was running. I opened it excitedly, turned it on, and paired it to my Mac, only to find that it wouldn’t scroll up and down. But that was not the case when I first received it over a year ago. I use a Magic Mouse 2, and never have a problem with it. It may be a bad habit I just find it hard to change. Even now, when I write this article, the only tool I use is the Mac keyboard - but I’m still used to moving my finger to touch my Apple mouse now and then. I have to admit it: I heavily rely on a mouse when I’m working on a computer.
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