Apple Bluetooth Mouse won't work in Bootcamp Windows XP

I just purchased a new MacBook at The Apple Store and they installed Boot Camp with Windows XP for me. I also purchased an Apple Blue Tooth Wireless Mighty Mouse. The Blue Tooth mouse works just great on the Mac side, but it will not setup and install on Windows. The Wizard Setup finds the mouse just fine and it looks like everything has gone smoothly until about the very last last step. It gets hung up on the 'Passkey.' It doesn't matter what I check when it asks for a passkey...no passkey, set your own passkey, use passkey that came with mouse, etc. It doesn't like anything that I put in. At the end, I get the following message: "Windows was unable to exchange passkeys with your device. The device has indicated a passkey exchange failure." No passkey came with the mouse. I thought I would check here today for any ideas on what to do, but will take it into the Apple Store this week if necessary to see if I can resolve the issue. Thanks!!
Sunny

Hello,
Try the suggestion on this thread: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7475107
Here also: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=630024
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