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Apple too. I have a USB mouse and it's virtually impossible to put my Macbook Pro to sleep. I've resorted to unplugging its power supply (when the lid's closed
by afandian 4y ago
Apple too. I have a USB mouse and it's virtually impossible to put my Macbook Pro to sleep. I've resorted to unplugging its power supply (when the lid's closed it won't wake up if it's not plugged in). But you would have thought this was trivial to fix.
- lostlogin 4y agoApple solved this by having the mouse charge port on the bottom. So if the mouse is changing it’s unlikely to trigger as its upside down. However if a fly goes past.
- tpmx 4y agoThis comment makes no sense. However if a fly goes past.
- kelnos 4y agoI believe it should be: "However, if a fly goes past, it can get in the way of the laser (or whatever the mouse uses) and trigger mouse movement."
- tpmx 4y agoOkay. Now please explain "Apple solved this by having the mouse charge port on the bottom."
- lostlogin 4y agoThe mouse won’t randomly move on the table and trigger the sensor, because Apple’s horrible mouse has to be charged upside down, looking like a dead beetle. I hate that mouse. I should have put an ellipsis at the end of my fly comment.
- tpmx 4y agoSo every time you're away from the desk, you put Apple's horrible mouse upside down to charge it and thus this problem is solved? Yeah, I know I'm probably being overly anal here, but, come on. :)
- lostlogin 4y agoThis is how you charge it. It really is horrible. I love my Mac’s but not this mouse.