#Apple keyboard and mouse not working install#
#Apple keyboard and mouse not working Bluetooth#

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#Apple keyboard and mouse not working Bluetooth#

Is your device listed among those included in the Bluetooth section? Select 'System Report' on the next screen. You can see which devices your system is paired with in System Profiler (Tip: Hold down the Option key when you select the Apple Menu and you will be able to select System Information directly rather than needing to enter About This Mac in order to access System Information). volume, time zone, startup disc) will need to be reconfigured subsequent to reset. Keep these keys depressed until the Mac restarts and you hear the StartUp sound for a second time Press and hold the Command, Option, P and R keys before the gray screen appears Locate the Command, Option, P and R keys on your keyboard Some reports claim the Bluetooth problem can be overcome by resetting PRAM and NVRAM, though this doesn't apparently work for everyone.

Type ' Bluetooth' and use the down (cursor) arrow to select System Preferences>Bluetooth, then tap Enter. If your keyboard is working and your mouse isn't, type Command + Space to invoke Spotlight.

When Bluetooth Settings appear some users report their devices begin working again, otherwise you can re-enable the connection in the pane. Some keys are not working at all (german umlauts) or are switched (e.g. XFCE the keyboard layout does not work properly. When the installation process is finished, and I log in to e.g.

#Apple keyboard and mouse not working install#

If your mouse is working and your keyboard isn't, or if you have a wired mouse you can connect for the task it's possible to manually reconnect your device(s) by accessing System Preferences>Bluetooth. During the install process I choose a german keyboard layout.