Press and hold the Bluetooth button for three to five seconds.On Surface Arc Mouse, make sure you turn it on by bending the mouse into a snap curve position.Make sure your computer supports Bluetooth LE 4.0 or later and have it turned on.To connect your Microsoft Surface Mouse to computer: The Surface Arc Mouse can only pair to a single computer at a time, so every time you change computer, you will need to pair it again. How to connect Surface Arc Mouse to your Computer So the Surface Arc Mouse can be connected to any Surface devices you have. Note All Surface devices including Surface RT are equipped with a Bluetooth module that supports Bluetooth low energy version 4.0. When I turn on the mouse, the Bluetooth sensor just flashes and the LED light below the scroll turns green and then red. I've been able to pair a Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse Surface with my MacBook ever since Yosemite, but when I updated to High Sierra the mouse stop connecting. Microsoft Arc Touch mouse doesn't want to connect in MacOS High Sierra. But, in order to get all the features, it is suggested to install. That means, Microsoft Arc Mouse works out of the box without installing any driver for it. When you plug in the USB receiver of Microsoft Arc mouse, Mac OS detects it automatically within a fraction of second. Bluetooth mouse won't reconnect More Less. I examined logs with Bluetooth logging turned on. The next time the mouse couldn't reconnect and could only be paired to get it to work.
As a result my Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse could be paired and could work unless I shutdown or sleep my mac. Read on to see how to connect your Surface Arc Mouse to your computer. So make sure your computer has a built-in Bluetooth module or a Bluetooth adapter version 4.0 or later. This mouse uses the Bluetooth low energy version 4.0/4.1 to connect to your laptops or desktops.
It was introduced at the same as the launch of Microsoft Surface Laptop on May 2nd, 2017. The Surface Arc Mouse is the latest and the most portable mouse ever created by Microsoft.
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