Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse (Mouse and Keyboard Center) Driver

The Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse (Mouse and Keyboard Center) driver and software package helps Windows recognize the mouse and provides access to supported settings through Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center. It lets you adjust available controls and scrolling preferences for a more comfortable experience on your PC.

Key Features

• Device-specific settings: Access customization options available for the Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse from a central Microsoft utility.
• Touch scrolling controls: Configure supported scrolling preferences to make navigating documents, web pages, and wide workspaces feel more natural.
• Button customization: Adjust supported button assignments to suit everyday tasks and personal preferences.
• Windows integration: Use the appropriate package for Windows 11, 10, 8, or 7 to enable the mouse’s supported software features. Available settings may differ by operating system and package version.

How to Install

1. Check your Windows version and system type. Confirm whether your PC runs Windows 11, 10, 8, or 7, then check its architecture in Windows system information. Choose a download that explicitly supports both your operating system and system type; not every Mouse and Keyboard Center release supports every Windows version.
2. Prepare the Bluetooth connection. Insert a working battery, switch on the Wedge Touch Mouse, and ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your PC. This mouse connects over Bluetooth, so a compatible, functioning Bluetooth adapter is required.
3. Download and run the compatible installer. Save the driver package, open the setup file, and approve the Windows permission prompt if it appears. Follow the installation instructions and restart your computer if requested.
4. Pair the mouse with Windows. Put the mouse into pairing mode, open your PC’s Bluetooth device settings, and select the Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse. If it is already paired and working, you can usually keep the existing connection.
5. Review settings and test operation. Open Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center, select the mouse, and adjust the options shown. Test pointer movement, clicking, and touch scrolling.

If the mouse does not appear in Windows, check its battery and Bluetooth pairing first. Mouse and Keyboard Center does not replace your computer’s Bluetooth adapter driver; connection problems may require troubleshooting that adapter separately.