Following on from my previous post about using Apple wireless keyboards in Windows, here is a little help in getting the fancy new Apple Magic Mouse to work in Windows.

Taking the Apple Bluetooth Update the Magic Mouse’s driver can be extracted using WinRAR, or your extractor of choice, giving you both a 32-bit and 64-bit version driver for your mouse that you can install on your PC (Windows XP to Windows 7), allowing you to enjoy all the ‘magic’ of the Magic Mouse.

If you don’t fancy doing this yourself you can simply grab the 32-bit version here, and the 64-bit version here. Taadaa, Isn’t that just magic!

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