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Just had my new 16" Mac Book Pro
Works like a dream but...
I can not turn off the trackpad when a bluetooth mouse is connected
I go as usual to “System Preferences” and then choose “Accessibility
I Select “Mouse & Trackpad” and check the box “Ignore built-in trackpad when mouse or wireless trackpad is present”
But it does not work!
The mouse i a brand new Logitech MX master 3
Can anyone maybe be of assistance?
MacBook
Thanks for the answer.
After many attempts ....the solution was to not use the bluetooth connection
The solution was to use it like a USB dongle "unifying device".
It works perfectly but it do not feel like a solution that is satisfying
when the Mac only have USB-C connections.
I guess this type of problem is something you have to live with
using new hardware and the latest software.
Thanks for the answer.
After many attempts ....the solution was to not use the bluetooth connection
The solution was to use it like a USB dongle "unifying device".
It works perfectly but it do not feel like a solution that is satisfying
when the Mac only have USB-C connections.
I guess this type of problem is something you have to live with
using new hardware and the latest software.
Hi there, dfect-Sweden.
I see that, when you connect your Logitech MX Master 3 Bluetooth trackpad, the built-in trackpad of your MacBook Pro isn't turned off even though you've checked the box to ignore the built-in trackpad. I'm glad to help with this.
Change Mouse & Trackpad preferences for accessibility on Mac
"Ignore built-in trackpad when mouse or wireless trackpad is present
Disable the built-in trackpad on your Mac when you use a mouse or wireless trackpad.
If you use a non-Apple mouse, the driver software that came with your mouse may prevent this option from working as expected. For information, see the documentation for your mouse."
Take care.
Turning off trackpad when a bluetooth mouse is connected
