Microsoft Arc Mouse (Mouse and Keyboard Center) Driver

The Microsoft Arc Mouse (Mouse and Keyboard Center) driver package provides Microsoft’s software for configuring supported mouse functions in Windows. It gives you access to available input settings so you can adjust how the mouse responds during everyday navigation, scrolling, and desktop work.

Key Features

• Centralized mouse settings: Use Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center to view and change the options available for your connected Arc Mouse.
• Button customization: Assign supported button actions to suit common tasks, with available choices depending on the mouse model and software version.
• Scrolling adjustments: Fine-tune supported scrolling options for more comfortable browsing and document navigation.
• Device-specific controls: Access settings designed for compatible Microsoft input hardware rather than relying only on Windows’ general mouse controls.

How to Install

1. Check your device and Windows version. Confirm the exact Arc Mouse model you own and whether your computer runs Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, or Windows 7. Compatibility can differ between Arc mouse generations, and not every Mouse and Keyboard Center release supports every Windows version.
2. Choose the matching download. Select a Microsoft package that explicitly supports your operating system, system architecture, and mouse model. If a compatible version is already installed, check its version before replacing it.
3. Connect the mouse. Turn on the device and connect it using the method specified for your model. For a Bluetooth model, enable Bluetooth on the computer and complete pairing through Windows settings.
4. Run the installer. Open the downloaded setup file, approve the Windows permission prompt if it appears, and follow the on-screen instructions. Restart the computer if requested.
5. Review and test the settings. Launch Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center, select the detected mouse, and adjust the available controls. Test clicking and scrolling in a browser or document.

Basic pointer operation may work through Windows’ built-in support without Mouse and Keyboard Center. The additional software is primarily useful for supported customization features; it does not add Bluetooth capability to a computer or make an unsupported mouse-and-OS combination compatible.