* ExtraMagic software is only compatible with 64-bit Windows 7 / 8 / 10 (for Magic Trackpad 2: Windows 8 and 10). * Before installing the ExtraMagic please pair the Magic Trackpad with your PC or Mac (pair in Windows, not macOS) and make sure it actually works, e.g. The pointer is moving.

I ended up asking on microsoft answers forum and a support engineer gave me the. Her answer was as follow: The issue could be because of incompatible or corrupted drivers on the computer. Please follow the below steps to resolve the issue: • Open the Device Manager. • Tab once, then go down with the arrow keys to the list of unknown devices.

It should say Touchpad on atleast one item. • Open up the properties for the Touchpad device, and try to install a driver from local disk (do not search online, that won’t help). • Choose USB input device as the driver, do not use the apple driver just yet. After the installation is finished, your touchpad will work. • After installing the USB driver you can perform the same steps, but pick the Apple driver.

After the installation is complete, your touchpad will work as expected.

If you've just, you may find yourself a bit confused by how the Mac's mice and trackpad work. The Mac famously doesn't come with a mouse or trackpad that has a distinct right mouse button, but that doesn't mean you can't right-click on the Mac. Whether you use the built-in trackpad on your Mac laptop, a Magic Trackpad, a Magic Mouse, or a third-party mouse that has a distinct right button, here's how to enable right-click menus on your Mac. • • • How to right click on any Mac Regardless of how your Mac is set up, holding down the control key on the keyboard and pressing your primary mouse or trackpad button will open a shortcut or contextual menu, providing the same functionality that most Windows switchers are accustomed to seeing from a right click. If you have a third-party mouse that has a right physical button, macOS should recognize the button and map it accordingly after you plug in the mouse.

If you like having a different button as your right click, you can customize which button is primary — left or right — in the Mouse system preference pane. You may also want to check your third-party mouse maker's website for Mac drivers. Some of the better ones, like Logitech, offer very sophisticated tools for programming not only buttons, but other great functionality like optic tracking speed and acceleration, scroll wheel motion, chording, and more. Run a rule in outlook. How to turn right click on for a Magic Trackpad or MacBook trackpad • Launch System Preferences from the Dock or by clicking the  button in the top left corner and clicking System Preferences. • Click on the Trackpad icon. • Click the Point and Click tab. • Click the checkbox next to Secondary click.

Once it's activated, you'll be able to right click by tapping the trackpad with two fingers simultaneously. You can change the preference to click in the bottom left or right corners, if you prefer. How to turn right click on for a Magic Mouse • Launch System Preferences from the Dock or by clicking the  button in the top left corner and clicking System Preferences. • Click on Mouse. • Click the checkbox next to Secondary click, and choose either 'click on the right side' or 'click on the left side', depending on your preference. What do you think?

Do you prefer using a trackpad when you're on your MacBook, or do you opt for the Magic Mouse? Let us know in the comments below!