Which extra software do you need?

• How to tell which device you haveHardware Ids first, then the port on the bottom
• Magic Mouse 2024 / v3 (USB-C)PID 0323 · KMDF · Test Mode until Microsoft signs it
• Magic Mouse v1, v2, or Apple Wireless MousePID 030D / 0269 / 0310 · Boot Camp · no Test Mode
• Magic KeyboardNo .sys · SDP patch · needs -Mac
• Magic TrackpadNo driver from us · battery only

How to tell which Magic device you have

• Two mice can look the same. The charger on the bottom is only a hint.
• Windows has the real name. It looks like PID_0323.

1. Ask Windows the real name

1. Right-click the Start button. Click Device Manager.
2. Open Mice and other pointing devices (or Keyboards).
3. Double-click the Apple device.
4. Open the Details tab. Pick Hardware Ids in the list.
5. Find the four characters after PID_ or PID&. That is the name.

If that name is not on this page, do not guess. Tell us the name.

2. Then look with your eyes

• Door for AA batteries — old mouse, old trackpad, or old keyboard.
• Lightning hole (skinny, like an old iPhone charger) — Magic Mouse 2, Trackpad 2, Lightning keyboard.
• USB-C hole (small oval, like a new phone) — 2024 mouse, trackpad, or keyboard.

Mice

Bottom

030D · 2009 · AA

Magic Mouse v1

AA door, no charging port.

Boot Camp path

0269 · 2015 · Lightning

Magic Mouse v2

Lightning on the bottom = v2 / 0269.

Boot Camp path

Bottom

0323 · 2024 · USB-C

Magic Mouse 2024 / v3

USB-C oval on the bottom. Not in Boot Camp.

KMDF path

Bottom

0310 · AA

Apple Wireless Mouse

AA door, no port. Same Boot Camp INF as v1.

Boot Camp path

v2 photo: Syced, Wikimedia Commons, CC0. AA and USB-C are schematic bottom views — not product shots.

Trackpads

Bottom

030E · AA

Magic Trackpad

AA door. Battery in the tray only.

Trackpad path

Bottom

0265 · Lightning

Magic Trackpad 2

Lightning on the bottom.

Trackpad path

Bottom

0324 · USB-C

Magic Trackpad 2024

USB-C oval. Still battery only from us.

Trackpad path

Keyboards

• A Magic Keyboard is long and flat, with keys. It does not look like a mouse.
• Look at the back edge (the side facing away from you) or flip it over.
• If yours has extra number keys on the right, or a Touch ID button, it is still the same kind of keyboard.

Flip it over Door for two AA batteries. No charging hole.

Old · AA batteries

Apple Wireless Keyboard

• White or silver. Takes AA batteries.
• Windows name includes 0239 (or 023A, 023B, 0255…).

How we read battery

Back edge Skinny Lightning hole — same shape as an old iPhone charger.

Lightning charger

Magic Keyboard (Lightning)

• Rechargeable. Lightning on the back edge, not USB-C.
• Windows name often includes 024F.

How we read battery

Back edge Small oval USB-C hole — like most new phones.

2024 · USB-C

Magic Keyboard (USB-C)

• Newest. USB-C on the back edge.
• Windows name includes 0320, 0321 (Touch ID), or 0322 (number pad).

How we read battery

Magic Mouse 2024 (USB-C)

• This is the new mouse with USB-C on the bottom.
• Windows name: 0323.
• Apple never gave Windows a driver for it. Finger-scroll often dies.
• We install an extra piece called KMDF from this driver project.
• Pictures: why the 2024 mouse is different.
• Step by step: how to install the Magic Mouse v3 Windows driver.
• Still stuck? Magic Mouse v3 Windows driver — scroll fix.

• The extra piece sits in the middle of that sandwich so scroll and battery can both work.
• The sandwich picture is from sbagirici, who explained this for older mice.

1. bcdedit /set testsigning on, Memory integrity off, reboot.
2. Tray: confirm KMDF (Install-KMDF.cmd). No fallback to patched Apple.
3. Still no scroll → unpair / re-pair.

Older Magic Mouse (v1 or v2)

• v1 has a battery door. v2 has Lightning on the bottom.
• Apple already wrote a Windows driver for these. It is in Boot Camp.
• We use the copy from tealtadpole.
• No Test Mode. Do not put the 2024 driver on these mice.

Keyboards — battery only

• Your keyboard already types. We do not install a keyboard driver.
• Windows just will not tell us the battery % until we flip a small setting.
• That setting lives in a script in the Release: Install-KeyboardBattery.cmd.
• If you unpair the keyboard, run the script again.

Trackpads — battery only

• We show battery % in the tray.
• We do not add tap, 3-finger swipe, or a trackpad driver. That is a different product.
• AA door, Lightning, or USB-C on the bottom tells you which generation it is.