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MnMacer

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Oct 21, 2005
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Minnesota Lakes Country
We have a G5 iMac w/out the camera with bluetooth mouse and keyboard. Lately, if we put the computer to sleep, it loses contact with the keyboard and we have to jump through shutdown-restart hoops to reconnect. It isn't the batteries - they were the first suspect.
Can anyone provide some advice? Many thanks!!
 
What makes you say it isn't the batteries? Have you tried a different brand? The mouse is reconnecting fine, right? Have you tried removing the keyboard from your Bluetooth devices and then re-adding it? :)
 
Duracells of Evereadys....makes no difference. I'll try the remove and re-add thing.
The BT mouse got bounced off the floor quite some time ago. We've been using the one from our original Bondi Blue!
 
I deleted the keyboard from Bluetooth and repaired with the computer. That process went smooth. Then I put the computer to sleep for a while, where the problem seemed to start. But the computer woke up at the tap of a key! No 'connection lost' message, no hoop jumping.
Thanks for the advice, mad jew! And such a simple solution. I really need to learn more about my machine!
 
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