Magic mouse not working properly!!

I open the mouse in system preferences, the mouse eventually works, but no settings as to setting it up for the multi-touch controls will not load, I push the set up blue tooth mouse, and the mouse will work, but not the scrolling and other features,I'm not sure how else to describe it, but if you need me to be more specific I'll try and clarify it!
Thanks for any help in advance!

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Suggest that you repost over in the Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse Forums and/or call Apple while your warranty is still good.

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