How to turn off magic mouse utilities and delete

#How to turn off magic mouse utilities and delete update

However, I then came to my computer one day and the mouse wasn't responding again, again in spite of all the usual tricks. And it worked! All was well in the world for a few weeks. As a result, I booted into macOS, unpaired my Magic Mouse, booted back into Windows and paired it from there. (tried resetting the SMC and the NVRAM to see if it helped, I'm not sure it did).ДЄfter all this, I carried on searching, unhappy with still needing to boot into 2 OSs every time I wanted to use Windows with a mouse. (temporarily solved the issue each time for a few restarts)

#How to turn off magic mouse utilities and delete update

(hardware troubleshooter useless, Windows Update had nothing, and this computer's had more restarts than I can even count) (from this, I unchecked allow this computer to turn off the device. Before posting this, I decided to try this link, and am told using the newest version that 'This version of Boot Camp is not intended for this computer model.'. (my version of Windows isn't even listed here and the download link is quite old). This is not a comprehensive list.ДЄpple Magic Mouse is discoverable, but not pairing (doesn't seem to apply here, even though I tried this) What follows is the edited highlihts of my attempts to fix this, with much flailing, swearing, restarting, swearing some more and storming off omitted. Trying to connect to the mouse through Bluetooth repeatedly failed, and turning the mouse off, on, clicking, etc, all the normal things which might fix this normally, didn't. It started off with just the not connecting at all when booting into Windows, in spite of everything I tried from the Windows side. System Info (From Windows 10) OS Name Microsoft Windows 10 Home System Software Overview (from macOS): System Version: macOS 10.13.3 (17D47) It works fine on macOS, but in Windows it currently isn't scrolling, right clicking and periodically won't connect on start up and I'll have to go into macOS, disconnect and reconnect to get it working. I've got into a right pickle trying to get my Bluetooth Magic Mouse working with my bootcamped iMac.