Windows 10: Can you get an Apple magic mouse scroller 'wheel' to work on a Windows device?

I have an apple magic mouse, I'd like to use it with my HP but the scroller isn't working. The clickers and movement are fine - just the scroller. Does anyone know how to change this as I have gone through all the obvious settings and can't find anything to work.

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Scrolling not working with Apple Magic Mouse on Windows 10

Hello HumpheryAngus, my name is Irisdiel and I am an independent advisor.

Down below I'm going to give you some steps and methods followed by instructions on how you can get your Apple Magic Mouse to scroll that was provided from a Microsoft MVP.

Method 1:

-Check Device Manager.

-Press Windows + X, click on Device Manager.

-Check for any exclamation marks in there.

Method 2:

- Run Hardware and Device troubleshooter.

-Press Windows + W, Type troubleshooting.

-From the search list, click on troubleshooting

On the left pane, click on view all.

-From the list click on hardware and devices troubleshooter.

-Follow on-screen instructions to complete the troubleshooting.

-Follow the steps in the link given below and check if it helps.

You can also refer to:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...

Hope this helped, Good luck.

Regards- .

 

Apple Magic Mouse/Bluetooth Mouse Scroll Not Working Windows 10

The only thing that works for me is to restart in Mac OS, startup the mouse, then restart to Windows 10. Very tedious and almost not worth using the apple mouse. Without doing this process, the magic mouse is detected by Windows 10 and shows up as connected
in the list of bluetooth devices despite being unresponsive. It would be great if MS could work on a fix. Thanks

 

Apple Magic Mouse not working with Windows 10 Bootcamp

The Apple Magic mouse is paired via Bluetooth and shows the device connected, but does not work with Windows 10. Windows 10 is installed on my Macbook using Bootcamp. From Windows, the mouse cursor does not appear when the mouse is moved or click on.
The mouse works completely fine on MacOS. I tried many proposed solutions online. Reinstalling Bootcamp drivers, installing updates via Apple Software Updates/Windows Updates, even reinstalling windows, and many more suggested solutions online. The MacBook
Pro 2016 is running MacOS Mojave and uses the Apple File System.

After many hours of tinkering with my MacBook, the solution was found. The solution is very simple. Shutdown the computer, then power on the computer and load windows. The mouse works correctly. Restarting the computer from MacOS does something unknown,
and the mouse will not function.