: For some users, resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) resolves persistent peripheral issues. Connectivity Issues

The Apple Magic Mouse is a study in minimalist contradiction. It is a device prized for its sleek, unibody aesthetic and revolutionary multi-touch surface, yet it is equally infamous for its charging port placement and occasional connectivity hiccups. For many creatives and professionals, the Magic Mouse is an extension of their hand; when it stops scrolling, the workflow doesn't just slow down—it grinds to a halt.

Magic Mouse scrolling often fails on Windows because the default Bluetooth connection lacks the specific Apple "touch" drivers. How to Scroll with Magic Mouse 2 (tutorial)

Because the Magic Mouse uses laser tracking, it is highly sensitive to obstruction. A single human hair, a speck of dust, or a grain of sand stuck to the sensor window on the underside of the mouse can disrupt the tracking ability. However, a specific issue plagues the scrolling function.

If nothing above works, you need to force macOS to reinitialize its entire input stack.

It sounds simple, but sometimes a macOS update or a system glitch can toggle your preferences.

: Ensure the battery is above 20%. Low power can disable "extra" features like scrolling to save energy. Advanced Troubleshooting