I just got a new iMac and every time I restart my machine I get this message: "There isn't a wireless mouse or trackpad connected." I'm using a Wacom tablet and don't have have a wireless mouse or trackpad. How do I disable this message so it stops appearing every time I log in?
FWIW, another way that should work, open System Preferences > Bluetooth > Advanced… and uncheck the second option, "Open Bluetooth Setup Assistant…"
FWIW, another way that should work, open System Preferences > Bluetooth > Advanced… and uncheck the second option, "Open Bluetooth Setup Assistant…"
Your iMac came with a wireless mouse. One way to stop the message is to pair the mouse whether you use it or not.
Thanks such much, dialabrain! That did the trick.
You're welcome.
How to get rid of "There isn't a wireless mouse or trackpad connected" message
