I finally got the trackpad to pair with the MacBook by unpairing it with the iMac, turning the iMac off, and power cycling the trackpad. I know that nothing is wrong with my connection procedure (I pressed the power button, it was within range, etc), and that nothing is wrong with the trackpad itself (it works fine with the iMac). With the iMac turned off, I turned on the MacBook and went to set up a new Bluetooth device.
The driver will not install onto the "HID-compliant mouse", only its parent device.I have a Magic Trackpad that I'm using with my iMac.Įverything works great, but I would also like to use the trackpad with my MacBook.įor some reason, it seems that I can only pair the trackpad with one computer at a time. To manually install the driver (without running DPInst.EXE), look for the "Bluetooth HID device" in Device Manager (it will show VID 000205ac and PID 030e in the Properties if you have the right one). This should work whether or not you are already paired, and will also update an older driver in-place (no need to uninstall first). Download and run a self-extracting archive produced from the DIY procedure: 32-bit (1.7MB) or 64-bit (2.2MB) - driver version 3.1.0.7,. You should see AppleWTP files and DPInst.exe among others. Decompress the contents of this _Bin file into a folder. 
In the "BootCamp3200aToBootCamp3200" folder, extract Binary.AppleWirelessTrackpad_Bin (another compressed file itself). Open the EXE with 7-zip and extract (or navigate into) the BootCampUpdate. Download the Boot Camp Software Update 3.2 For Windows: 32-bit (280MB) or 64-bit (121MB). DIY: using 7-zip, you can extract the drivers from Apple update download.
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