Microsoft Arc Touch mouse doesn't want to connect in MacOS High Sierra

Solution 1:

After a while, the mouse starts working with the next solution, but still, I don't know if it will fail again.

  1. In System Preferences > Bluetooth at the devices list, delete mouse and keyboard pairing (maybe keyboard was in conflict, I don't know)
  2. Pair the mouse. Turn on, press the Bluetooth button, wait for the device to be identified and connect.
  3. Then turn on the keyboard and connect.

Solution 2:

I get the mouse working with macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 by pairing it a few times per day, as it is going to sleep constantly, never reconnecting on its own.