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• Can not switch to OSX Recovery Mode: looking for the keyboard and magic mouse

  I'm trying to reset my end 2012 Mac Mini 2.3GHz/i7/16GB to factory settings to try to get the machine a new lease on life.

  However, when I try to enter in Recovery Mode (in now command ⌘ + R when the system starts up), the machine will stop to a screen showing the instructions to turn on a magical keyboard and Magic Mouse.

  I have a trendy apple (USB) keyboard and a USB mouse is connected.

  How can I activate these entries, or how can I pass this screen looking for a keyboard/Magic Magic Mouse?

  [I guess one option is to use a magic mouse or a magical keyboard - I have in my office - but it is not sensible that you need them to access recovery mode].

  Thank you

  Got my Magic Mouse of the office, got into recovery mode. Surprised, you need a Magic Mouse, and who does not have a USB mouse to the recovery mode!

• Keyboard and magic mouse

  How long does take to recharge the mouse and keyboard, never done before. I have a 21.5-inch iMac, with keyboard and wireless mouse. Thank you very much...

  Depends on how long the batteries are discharged. Maybe an hour for the keyboard and a littles less for the mouse.

  You can connect the Lightening cable to the USB port and then to the keyboard or the mouse and use the devices while they are in charge.

  Recharge the battery in your Apple - Apple Support accessory

• Apple and Magic mouse/Touchpad keyboard does not not in CT

  I have an end 2013 27 "iMac connected to a MacMini via TB.  When I get the TOC, I can see the desktop of the Mini, but my keyboard and mouse/trackpad unresponsive.  I have not tried to connect a knockout and a separate mouse to the mini to see if they work... I wanted to see if there is a fix for this problem before doing so.  Thank you in advance!

  A Mac connected to an iMac in target Display Mode cannot use built-in camera computer iMac, its USB, FireWire or Thunderbolt ports or devices connected to these ports. To use external devices with your Mac, connect these devices directly on the Mac you want to use them with.

  Use your iMac as a display with the target - Apple Support Display Mode

• Magic Mouse connected but no display on screen pointer

  Just pass on my iMac and Magic Mouse and not even connected. Mouse as connected but shows there is no pointer arrow on the screen. Please notify. If the mouse is broken how can I shut down the computer?

  What happens when you connect a USB mouse, if you don't please borrow or buy one, they are very cheap.

  Also, did you follow the troubleshooting steps in https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204621

• Pair magic keyboard or the magic mouse 2 with multiple Macs

  We have two El Capitan 10.11.3 running MacBook Air.  We have an office for a docking configuration environment / clamshell with an external monitor, a keyboard of magic and Magic Mouse 2.  As one of us needs to use this office Installer, anchor us the MacBook and then use the Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse 2.  However, whenever a MacBook is exchanged, we must re-pair the mouse and the keyboard using the connector of the lightning, because the Exchange system throws a 'unsuccessful connection. Please connect the device again. "error.

  These two devices are unable to maintain matching configurations to multiple Macs?  I read several reviews on this site that describes how to join multiple Macs using the mouse Magic Mouse and wireless keyboard.  It would be very disappointing if this feature has been ruled out.  In fact, let's make these devices if this is the case.  We understand devices does not simultaneously connect to two Macs, and it would be nice if we did not re-pairing through lightning connector whenever we swapped the laptop used in the office,

  Thank you!

  You can only pair you with one device at a time. They are not multi-user features. You can use on a single computer at a time.

• Wireless magic mouse

  Why my wireless magic Mouse loses connection 80% of the time?

  Hey marthac56.

  I understand that you are experiencing some connection problems with your Magic Mouse Wireless. I have an article for you with a few suggestions that may help you resolve this issue:

  Your mouse or your keyboard intermittently not responding

  Follow these steps if your mouse or your keyboard sometimes stops responding temporarily.

  Click or press a key

  • Click on the mouse or trackpad, or press a key on the keyboard to reconnect the device to the computer. It may take a while for the device to respond.

  Search for interference of signals

  • Wireless networks that operate on 2.4 GHz can cause interference. Move base stations of phone wireless, microwave ovens and other appliances of 2.4 GHz far your Mac if you suspect interference.
  • Keep devices wireless to 10 meters (30 feet) of your Mac.
  • Avoid putting metal objects between your wireless device and your Mac.

  Your mouse or trackpad is not follow as planned

  Wireless mouse Apple Magic Mouse and Magic Mouse 2 can be used on most smooth surfaces; However, if you track problems, try these options:

  • Choose System Preferences from the Apple menu, then choose mouse. Set the tracking slider to adjust the speed of the pointer when you move the mouse.
  • Try to use another surface to see if the tracking improves.
  • Return the mouse and inspect the sensor window. Use compressed air to gently clean the window of the sensor if dust or debris.
  • If several Bluetooth wireless devices are used nearby, try to disable them one at a time to see if the problem improves. Bandwidth intensive devices could affect tracking.

  Learn more about what to do if your trackpad is not followed correctly.

  If your Apple wireless mouse, keyboard or trackpad doesn't work as expected - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204621

  Be vigilant and thank you for visiting the communities of Apple Support.

• The magic mouse has suddenly got very slow

  As the title says, my mouse works OK, but the answer is really slow and sometimes the cursor jumps and jerks on.

  I tried to clean it, put new batteries and totally forget and then by reconnecting it to Bluetooth, but it still happens. I even bought another Bluetooth mouse not expensive £10 and it works very well, but obviously this is not as nice as the mouse Magic Mouse from Apple.

  Is - this somethiing to do with El Capitan?

  I am running OSX 10.11.3 on a MacBook Pro (15-inch, mid 2010), 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  This looks like a problem of interference for me.   You have introduced a new electronic in the vicinity.  Don't forget to turn off your cheap mouse when you do all the tests.   See this document for further assistance.

  http://www.idownloadblog.com/2015/07/25/slow-jumpy-laggy-mouse-cursor-os-x/.

• slow start with magic mouse 2

  Magic Mouse 2 seems very slow to respond at startup, & the back light does not illuminate.  Is - is this normal?

  I'd be right to suggest that you don't have to update your profile with a version of the OS... and have you installed El Capitan 10.11.1.  Otherwise, this is why your MM2 does not work properly.

• Last Magic Mouse 2 is not compatible with the Mavericks 10.95 - and that stinks

  It is not so much a question as an expression of stunned disappointment.  My old mouse Magic went kablooey, and so I got a new.  Unfortunately when I the paired with my MacPro 2012, running the Mavericks 10.95 (sorry Apple, you have not matched the Mavericks speed and performance with Yosemite and El Capitan) I discovered that features the touch like scrolling and swiping has not worked.

  After an hour to read the little booklet that comes with the mouse, zap the PRAM, reset the SMC and usually ask myself? *  I watched the Magic Mouse box and found the answer in 3 grey dots on white type: requires OS 10,11 or higher.  All right.  Mea culpa, caveat emptor, blah blah.  I should have read through the entire page of the Magic Mouse on the Apple Store Web site, but I already have the product so don't figure there were many new take into account.

  However, it seems strange to me that a completely necessary peripherals does not work with a BONE from a few years ago.

  There are loyal customers (30 years of computer science and I have never used or owned a PC) who use your products as professional (I'm a sales manager of creation) and, for reasons that go beyond taste, prefer your earlier and faster OS.  Apple wants to move the herd along for many understandable reasons.  I do advertising.  I get it.  Offers new features and the "improvements" that Miss on users who refuse to put up-to-date is perfectly logical.  But prevents them from having a functional Apple mouse goes too far.  It will encourage strong armament and it stinks.

  In light of Apple's strategy, it seems pretty ironic that the same company that once derided the PC world as thinkers authoritarian group straight out of Orwell is curve at this level to get its users to conform to his version of the future.  What the * happened to "Think Different"?

  Good question, I guess, and I can only opine; as you know, we are here just volunteers.

  The question is... when a company changes its products.   As I see it, different operating systems have developed over the years at a huge pace, such that cannot not could be foreseen four years ago.   So the Magic Mouse 1 was fine for the moment but did not have the ability to adapt to meet the current needs.     So what does Apple?   It must be a new mouse that will respond to current needs and anticipate the needs for some time in the future.

  You can still buy the old MM1, although you might have to go hunting.   And of course, you can take the old one back if it was purchased less than 14 days ago in most countries and 28 days ago in the United Kingdom and most European countries, I believe.

  I hope you get over your troubles.

• I have most of the software UTD and the magic mouse 2.  I continue to have these episodes where Safari zoomed spontaneously and I can't cancel it without hitting the back button of the browser.  Did someone came across this?

  On an IMac 27 "OS is El Capitan 10.11.2 Magic Mouse 2, Safari 9.0.2

  Seen the episodes while in Safari, it suddenly zoomed in and let even me not to scroll the page.  I have to click on the back button to cancel it. It seems to happen spontaneously, but my hand is still physically on the mouse, just I don't do anything with or to the mouse.  Seems to be developed after I went to the Magic Mouse 2.  Any ideas?

  Please, open the mouse in system preferences and uncheck that smart zoom.

• Magic Mouse Lag and disconnection

  10.11.5 MacPro 5.1 mid-2010

  The offset of the mouse and the disconnection is so bad that I had to go back to a mouse that is causing a problem in my production. I'm a graphic designer and the need that the mouse. I tried all of the solutions I've read here and on the web without success. I'm going to buy a bluetooth adapter to see if that helps at all. Any suggestions on this dongle/adapter or if someone found a solution to this problem of bluetooth. I have new usb 3.0 devices and cables to come this week and as I read disconnection worsens with usb 3.0.

  Anyone, please help before I have no hair left!

  If your using a first generation Magic Mouse, the disconnection problem is sometimes caused by faulty battery contacts. Here's a solution:

  How to fix the magic mouse disconnect problems

  Tracking errors can be fixed by simply cleaning the lens: Year Easy Fix for a Magic Mouse Tracking problem

  And some bluetooth connection problems are caused by a corrupted preferences file: How to fix the OS X Bluetooth Wireless problems

  Tom

• I can't access my iMac, is locked and the keyboard will not connect. Magic mouse works OK. What should I do?

  Hello, how can I access my iMac that is locked and the keyboard will not match (new batteries and LED is blinckin). The Magic Mouse works OK. What should I do?

  Buy or borrow a USB keyboard and connect you with that. Once logged in go to your bluetooth preferences and pair it with the keyboard.

• Apple Magic Mouse question and Magic Keyboard 2 battery

  I have an iMac end of 2015 for Christmas and it came with the Apple Magic Mouse 2 and Magic Keyboard 2 I was wondering why I can see the State of my mouse, but I do not see the status of the battery on my keyboard?  Also, as of today, I had the computer for more than a month and have never had to recharge the keyboard or the mouse.  Now, my mouse is 17% but I did see battery messages and since I can't seem to get the status of the keyboard I think that I shall never see he or she only turns on when low.  The computer came preloaded with Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan and I have the latest update.  I've seen another post here batteries but they were old of machines to replace the batteries.  Anyone with any help is greatly appreciated.

  I hope that your username is not your real email address.

• I have PHotoshop CS5 for PC. I have a new PC and want to install CS5 on this new PC. I also have the bridge. As I don't remember having bridge separately, I guess this is the part of CS5 and I automatically have deck when CS5 is installed on the new compu

  I have PHotoshop CS5 for PC. I have a new PC and want to install CS5 on this new PC. I also have the bridge. As I don't remember having bridge separately, I guess this is the part of CS5 and I automatically have deck when CS5 is installed on the new computer. Is this correct?

  Yes, that's correct. The bridge is only a separate download with CC (CC).