Open Activity Monitor , search for "bluetoothd," and force quit it. macOS will automatically restart the process.
It sounds like you’re dealing with a frustrating issue—and the “interesting content” part makes me think you might want a solution that goes beyond the basic “turn it off and on again.” magic mouse not scrolling
If you use utilities like , SmoothScroll , BetterTouchTool , or Logitech Options , these can override native Magic Mouse drivers. Open Activity Monitor , search for "bluetoothd," and
When a Magic Mouse battery gets low (below 15%), Apple throttles non-essential functions to preserve the last bit of juice for cursor movement. Scrolling is considered "non-essential." When a Magic Mouse battery gets low (below
If none of those work, open → search for “Mouse” while trying to scroll. If you see no touch events logged, the top sensor has likely failed.
