Click to expand.1. Navigate to: /Library/PreferencePanes/. Right click on 'Microsoft Mouse.prefpane'.

To uninstall Microsoft IntelliPoint completely from Mac OS X is not so easy as you might think. Microsoft IntelliPoint is designed to make appropriate program. TouchMousePractice.exe - Microsoft IntelliPoint. Steps to remove Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center by using professional removal tool. I was not able to get rid of it by either directly uninstalling it or reinstalling it. I supposed using a software to help me with the cleaning was the only way, so I did it.

Select Show Contents. Navigate through Contents > Resources. Leave the above open, and now open System Preferences. Select Users & Groups. Click on your user, and click Login Items. Go back to your Finder window, select the file 'MicrosoftMouseHelper', and drag this into the login items area on the right-hand side of the login items page (in the System Preferences window).

Intellipoint settings should now be loaded at login, overriding the default OS X settings for pointer speed, scrolling, and buttons. Thank You Thank You I was pulling my hair out until I came across your post re: Mouse Control; I've been using the Microsoft 3000 wired keyboard with 10.6.8 for many years.

Having recently switched to Yosemite I installed the software and configured the keys -- everything seemed to work until I restarted the computer. Then you have to open the System Preferences, click on the Preference Pane, and the settings become active. Even though your instructions are for the mouse the keyboard is basically the same -- in step (3) Right click on 'Microsoft Keyboard.prefpane' and in step (9).select the file 'MicrosoftKeyboardHelper.app'.

Microsoft tonight released a new version of its software -- drivers for the company's line of mice. For the first time, the IntelliPoint software works on Mac OS X. The new version, 2.1.0, is available for download from Microsoft's Web site. The 2.2MB driver installs as a new System Preferences pane called 'Microsoft Mouse.' It supports the following mice, according to Microsoft:• IntelliMouse Explorer • IntelliMouse Optical • Wheel Mouse Optical • Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer • Optical Trackball • Trackball Explorer The driver itself enables you to program global or application-specific settings for mouse tracking speed; button assignments; and how the scroll wheel functions. You can also disable IntelliPoint features for specifically selected applications too.

System requirements call for Mac OS X 10.1.2 or higher, 15MB of hard disk space, and, obviously, a compatible Microsoft mouse. Paint program for mac. This story, 'Microsoft IntelliPoint mouse driver out for OS X' was originally published.