When I get home from work, and my MacMini has been asleep all day, the trackpad has often lost its connection and the only way to get it back (and to even access the bluetooth icon at the top of the screen) is to restart the computer.
I've tried turning the pad off and on, nothing.
When I simply resort to the USB mouse, everything else runs fine, as long as I don't click on the BT icon on the top of the screen. When I do click it, the finder freezes and I have to restart - at which time everything goes back to normal.
Any suggestions?
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Mac Mini 2.0 GHz C2D OS X 10.7.4 [4G RAM]
AEBS 4th generation
iPhone 5 - always using current iOS updates
iPod Nano 2G [1st Generation - still working...I think]
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Really? That kinda sucks. Anyway to test it at home first?
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Macbook 2.4 GHz C2D OS X 10.7.4 [4G RAM]
Mac Mini 2.0 GHz C2D OS X 10.7.4 [4G RAM]
AEBS 4th generation
iPhone 5 - always using current iOS updates
iPod Nano 2G [1st Generation - still working...I think]
Really? That kinda sucks. Anyway to test it at home first?
That's what you've been doing.
You could try another Bluetooth device, but it'll likely do the same thing.
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