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I hope there's a secret fix here to my problem where the mouse and keyboard won't wake the sleeping iMac. I've had to switch to a different wireless keyboard an
by planetjones 11y ago
I hope there's a secret fix here to my problem where the mouse and keyboard won't wake the sleeping iMac. I've had to switch to a different wireless keyboard and mouse which don't use Bluetooth for this to work.
Yosemite is fine on my MacBook Air, but in my 2.5 year old iMac its performance is awful - I've never seen so many spinning beach balls.
- xahrepap 11y agoI have a similar problem. When I unplug my keyboard and monitors from my MBP, my hardware keyboard/trackpad stop working. Sometimes I can get it to work by locking the screen (using bluetooth trackpad) and "switching users" and when on that screen my hardware will start working again. But that's about 50/50. The other half of the time I have to reboot.
- long 11y agoI have this problem too. For me, it'll start working again if I just plug in a USB cable and then unplug it. It's really weird but it always works.
- chintan 11y agoEvery morning I do the bluetooth dance to connect my MacBook and use iMac as display: 1. turn off bluetooth on MacBook 2. remote login to iMac from MacBook via ssh 3. turn on bluetooth on iMac using blueutil (http://www.frederikseiffert.de/blueutil/ http://www.frederikseiffert.de/blueutil/) 4. login to iMac 5. press Cmd+F2 to project MacBook to iMac 6. turn off bluetooth on iMac using blueutil 7. turn on bluetooth on MacBook and I have a working dual monitor setup I have to turn off sleep mode else another dance is needed!
- NDizzle 11y agoBluetooth is a nightmare for me because my household has two people using the same devices. You have to do a crazy shuffle to actually use the device you want to, and stop using devices you don't want to. It wasn't designed with multiple users in mind at all.