Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse (Mouse and Keyboard Center) Driver

The Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse (Mouse and Keyboard Center) driver package lets you configure supported mouse controls through Microsoft’s Mouse and Keyboard Center software. It provides access to button assignments and scrolling preferences, helping you tailor the mouse for everyday navigation and document work.

Key Features

• Customizable buttons: Assign supported mouse buttons to useful actions or shortcuts, reducing repetitive clicks during common tasks.
• Touch-strip scrolling settings: Adjust available scrolling options for the Sculpt Touch Mouse’s four-way touch strip, which supports vertical and horizontal navigation.
• Application-specific controls: Set different button actions for supported programs where this option is available in Mouse and Keyboard Center.
• Centralized configuration: Manage compatible Microsoft mouse settings in one interface rather than relying only on basic Windows mouse options.

How to Install

1. Check your Windows version and system type. Choose a package intended for your operating system—Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, or Windows 7—and the correct architecture. Mouse and Keyboard Center releases differ in OS compatibility, so confirm the selected package supports your setup.
2. Prepare and connect the mouse. Insert working batteries, turn on the Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse, and pair it through your computer’s Bluetooth settings. Your PC needs functioning Bluetooth hardware and drivers; Mouse and Keyboard Center does not add Bluetooth capability.
3. Download the compatible installer. Save the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center package to a convenient folder. If an older version is already installed, follow the installer’s instructions for updating or replacing it.
4. Run the setup program. Open the downloaded installer, approve the Windows permission prompt if shown, and follow the on-screen instructions. Restart your computer if requested.
5. Configure and test the controls. Launch Mouse and Keyboard Center, select the mouse, and review the available button and scrolling settings. Test pointer movement, clicking, and touch-strip scrolling in your usual applications.

Basic mouse functions may work with Windows’ built-in support before this software is installed. If the mouse is not detected, check its battery level and Bluetooth pairing first, then verify that your chosen software release supports both the device and your Windows version.