Apple Mouse - Mavericks scrollen

Hallo Community,
Ich besitze folgendes Problem an meinem Mac mini. Wenn ich in den Mauseinstellungen die Scrollgeschwindigkeit auf Schnell einstelle, also der maximalen Geschwindigkeit, verliert sich diese Einstellung nach einem Neustart des Computers. Die Scrollgeschwindigkeit stellt sich immer auf die zweit höchste Geschwindigkeit zurück. Ist das nur ein Bug oder kann die Apple Mouse (ehem. Mighty Mouse) nicht auf das Maximum eingestellt werden?

Which mouse are you using, MightyMouse or MagicMouse?

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Try setting the scroll wheel scaling manually, by running the following command in the Terminal and then logging out and then back in to re-load the settings:
defaults write -g com.apple.scrollwheel.scaling -float VALUE
In this case, try values of 1, 0.5, 0.25, etc, decreasing in half each time to see how the scroll wheel sensitivity responds, and then use the one that works best. Alternatively, you can use the system preferences to set the sensitivity to the two values you have used so far, followed by running the following command between each to see what the value is for each:
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Then you can determine some intermediate value to use, and use the first command above to set it to that value (again followed by logging out and then back in so the value will load).

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Hello!
My computer is Windows Vista 32 bits.
I have bluetooth mouse "Apple Mouse Magic", I got to work on Windows Vista I installed the drivers, but every time I reboot or re-enter Windows does not recognize me, and I have to link each time the mouse with a program Bluetooth BlueSoleil.
Does anyone know how I can leave it linked to Windows Vista without using an intermediary the "BlueSoleil"?
I tried adding it through the bluetooth device but there's no framework for when the box "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer" whenever I get the same error:
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Officially...No: http://www.apple.com/mightymouse/specs.html
In reality... probably. Why would you want it anyway? There are many many better mice out there.

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i m using apple mac pc, when we start windows 7 , apple mouse doesn't work properly it take to much time to gain signals from the pc and many times it not work but when we use mac it moves fastly and works properly. please suggest me.
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sounds more like Bluetooth rather than moue, but w/o knowing w/o posting mac model type/year we... will... not... know... what you have
All computers are personal computers, a PC though is also "non-Apple" in common usage.
Mac also is platform and OS.
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How can I make clicking pressure easier on my Apple mouse model A1152

I just bought a Apple mouse model A1152 and brought it home and the pressure is too hard to click and also click and hold. How can I adjust the pressure so that it is easier to click? Maybe It is just how that model is, and I need to take it back and get a different model that is easier.
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kaz-k's post about the ball being shiny and stiff initially reminded me, so I just wanted to be sure you were not stuck in a rut thinking that you had to click the little ball.
I do not find mine much different in the pressure required for any other mouse I have around, including some PC mice. Are you sure the mouse you have is not defective?
I suppose it is possible the design has changed a little, but I think of click pressure as very important and not subject to random design change. (Unlike automotive ignition switch turning pressure.)
If you don't like the pressure required to click to the left of the ball, then this mouse is not for you, especially not for working with art.

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Coming from a PC, I find the Apple mouse really really annoying and limited. How the **** do I scroll up and down without a scroll wheel? Come on guys, this is 2014. Are you intentionally ******* people off? Do I have to go out and buy a 3rd party mouse that can do what a Windows mouse does?
There is a gray scroll bar that is supposed to appear when you hover close to the right edge of a panel. You grab it with the pointer and slide it up and down. On this brand new iMac, it appears sometimes and sometimes not at all. What is up with that? Sometimes I have to hurry to get the pointer over there only to have the scroll bar disappear. Then I have to use the up/down keys to scroll. That's pretty stupid stuff there.
I love the look of this Mac, and I'm sure Mac people are used to it and don't complain. But for a PC person it's freakin maddening trying to simple things. Help me out here. Maybe you should have a tutorial on the support page on how to use the Apple mouse if you came from a PC.

If you have a Magic Mouse go into the System/Mouse preference pane and set the scrolling and swiping settings there. If you click on an item there will be a demo of that feature in the window at the right.

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I wonder if you can help me with a different problem.
Without changing any settings, several days ago I woke up my iMac to discover that I can't send or receive email. Nor can I print anything. The day before, everything was working. I could receive and send email, print whatever I wanted and generally had no problems. I contacted my ISP, Cablevision, who asked to allow them to access my iMAC. I gave permission. They determined that all the setting, ports etc. where correct for me to receive and send email. They referred me to Apple.
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Go to Systems Preferences and click on the Mouse icon. You have a choice of how fast you want to track, scroll and the double click speed. It also gives you some choices of one-finger and two-finger operations. Change the settings (maybe one at a time) and see what best fits you. What I have my mouse setting on are comfortable for me; they might not be comfortable for you. Try changing the settings in Systems Preferences until you come up with a configuration that meets your needs.
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I'm having problems with the tracking on my Bluetooth Apple Mouse and I was wondering if Apple has a manual on this mouse. There is at least one switch on there that I have no idea what it's about.
I've fiddled with it and gotten the tracking to work again. Other times it doesn't work. I have no idea what that switch is about.
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Unfortunately, this could be any number of things.
One likely suspect is the batteries. If you're using
rechargeables, try good new regular ones for a while.
The rechargeables are 1.2 volts, regular AAs are
1.5. Sometimes that makes a difference.
I've thought of using those, but I don't. What I do -- though -- is take out one battery when I'm not using it. I don't use the mouse but every few days (or so), and maybe for up to a week or so. So, that way I figure I keep the battery in good shape.
Even brand new ones sometimes don't work, or don't
work right. Try cleaning the contacts in the mouse,
and the top and bottom of the batteries with alcohol,
acetone (carefully), or the like. Try other new
batteries. I've had brand-new ones test fine with a
volt meter, but just not work. Never did figure out
why. Others in the same pack were fine.
Well, I do carry a set of brand new ones, so that I'll be ready to replace them. And I've tried the new ones before, to see if that was the problem. I still encounter this kind of "tracking" problem. Now, mind you the "clicking" always works okay. So, I'm getting a Bluetooth connection always. However, it's only the tracking (and not the "clicking") that is not working. It's always that way without any variation (if there is any kind of problem at all).
Interference is another common problem. Airport,
cordless phones, etc., can interfere. Try turning
off everything you can find for a while. If you see
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Now, I'll be (usually) in public places when I do use the mouse (like Starbucks or McDonalds), so that might be difficult to isolate any others that are using Bluetooth. However, I do use another Bluetooth device (but not at the same time). It's a Bluetooth GPS receiver. It always works (although it's the only bluetooth connected at the time).
If all else fails, I recommend a double Scotch.
Won't help, but you may not care!
Well..., it's irritating, but I can usually get it to working in about three to five minutes by taking the battery in and out and/or flipping that switch back and forth. It's never been any longer than about five minutes for me to get it to fully working again. But, since I've seen several others here mentioning this problem, it seems to me that it's some kind of hardware or software problem -- especially since the Bluetooth connection is made and is functioning with the mouse clicks (always without fail).
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Thanks -- but say..., do you know what that "switch" is -- underneath the battery cover?
Best Regards...

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