I guess I can only hope for improvement on the Windows side for this (i.e. The same was the case under Windows, until a few weeks ago. It really is kind of a shame that Microsoft felt the need to forcefully disable the mouse (or at least that's how I feel), even though it works just fine. If only my Mighty Mouse wouldn't have had such a ridiculously short wire, it would have been possible to use it instead of the Magic Mouse 2 in Windows (as a temporary measure, one hopes), but now it really isn't. The big menace here is that the mouse actually did work before Windows started applying updates. Unfortunately, uninstalling the updates mentioned above will not work, simply because they were applied as part of a big ol' cumulative update, and therefore cannot be uninstalled separately. There's no button to force a try in the UI either, but that may be because the device has to actually initiate the connection not the computer. Now Windows just says Paired, but the bloody thing won't connect. I also do not own an Xbox console so it couldn’t be trying to pair to one. My Nintendo Switch Pro Controller pairs and works fine in the same setup. 11n, Bluetooth, MacOS Mojave Condition Refurbished Product Grade Grade A. I managed to get it to work a long time ago but since then it doesn’t work. I have a 2012 MacBook Pro, and have just installed Windows 10 and the boot. It’s only in Windows 10 on this computer where this issue happens. Prior to the reinstall, it kept trying and failing. The controller works fine over Bluetooth in macOS and on my iPhone, and my Apple TV. Now ,y keyboard is working properly, even without having to apply solution, but there's no such luck with the mouse. MAC OS WINDOWS PC SHIELD CHROME BROWSER ANDROID SAFARI ANDROID tv. Unfortunately, I stumbled upon this thread just a little too late, which meant that I had already reinstalled Windows. GeForce NOW supports most Window PCs, Mac computers, and Android devices.

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