Mouse with windows

i hv a new samsung series 9 ultrabook..i really luvd the magic mouse my frind hs. can i use tht mouse with my laptop?

Unfortunately, No!
The Magic Mouse is only compatible with Macs.
Hope this helps

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    im getting a magic mouse and right now im using a sony vaio with Windows 7...so i really want to use my apple magic mouse with it..will it be work with windows? i heard there is a softwere called "boot camp" with that you can use your magic mouse with your windows..is it true or is there a way to use my magic mouse with windows?
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    If your Windows computer has Bluetooth built in, then you cause your Magic Mouse with the computer, but you won't be able to use any of the multitouch gestures.

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    My Mac:
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    You're welcome. My discovery was quite accidental, but that's often how things happen ... if you're paying attention and are looking for clues.
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    I have a 5 month old iMac and installed Vista on it and I was able to connect my bluetooth mouse and keyboard to it just fine.. But my brother-in-law just got a new iMac and I installed Vista on it for him and when I try to connect his bluetooth mouse with it it wont work it works in Mac OS X but wont let me connect it to Vista. It gives me some error about unable to pass passcode onto it or some junk..
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    It is probably unlikely to be the mouse but it could be. Otherwise my vista install took a good half hour to do the pairing for no real reason, I just kept trying. So from me just persist with it and try reinstalling the bluetooth driver, it seems to be a problem most people have a problem with the wireless mighty mouse at first I don't know why. Sorry I'm not helpful but as for as I now there isn't a solution because it will work.

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    I get that this discussion has been posted here and on other forums throughout the web. I still don't get it. My Magic Mouse works when I use Mac, but when I use Boot Camp Windows 7 Professional 64-bit I can't get it to install. The number 2 step people keep saying is "right click" on the magic mouse. Do I right click the actual mouse or the magic mouse icon? Also, how do I right click if the Mac I have only has the pad? I'm new to Mac's and tried clicking the right side of the pad and nothing different happens.
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  • Using Apple Magic Mouse With Windows 7 64 bit and Parallels Desktop 8 questions

    I will be getting an iMac in the coming months and installing Parallels Desktop 8 and Windows 7 64 bit.
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    I just wondered if anyone has installed Parallels Desktop 8 and Windows 7 and have you been able to do what i mentioned above and also have you come across any other issues, problems whilst using the Apple Magic Mouse on the Windows side?
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  • Mighty Mouse with Windows Intel Mac

    Could anyone tell me how to set my windows partition on mac so that I don't have to install my mighty mouse to work every time I open Windows?
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  • APPLE mouse & keyboard not working with Windows (Bootcamp)

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  • Wireless keyboard and mighty mouse do not work with windows Vista

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    I could install everything smoothly but when i wanted to connect the mighty mouse and a wireles apple keyboard i had the same problem.
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    Hello:
    Your post lacks enough information to respond intellligently.
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