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Ever since upgrading to Ventura 13.4 my trackpad keeps randomly disconnecting from my Mac Studio. Using a cable restores the connection and the battery is always well above 60 percent (most recently it was at 70 percent when it disconnected right in the middle of scrolling. The trackpad is new as is the Studio (less than a year old). I've never had the problem before now. It's apparent that the problem is with Venture 13.4.
Mac Studio (2022)
tomtupelo wrote:
Ever since upgrading to Ventura 13.4 my trackpad keeps randomly disconnecting from my Mac Studio. Using a cable restores the connection and the battery is always well above 60 percent (most recently it was at 70 percent when it disconnected right in the middle of scrolling. The trackpad is new as is the Studio (less than a year old). I've never had the problem before now. It's apparent that the problem is with Venture 13.4.
I would open Bluetooth in >System Settings and un-pair/forget the device.
do a SafeBoot How to use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support to clear system cache files
and then re-pair the device as new, and compare your results.
Connect an Apple wireless accessory with Mac
Set up your Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, or ...
tomtupelo wrote:
Ever since upgrading to Ventura 13.4 my trackpad keeps randomly disconnecting from my Mac Studio. Using a cable restores the connection and the battery is always well above 60 percent (most recently it was at 70 percent when it disconnected right in the middle of scrolling. The trackpad is new as is the Studio (less than a year old). I've never had the problem before now. It's apparent that the problem is with Venture 13.4.
I would open Bluetooth in >System Settings and un-pair/forget the device.
do a SafeBoot How to use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support to clear system cache files
and then re-pair the device as new, and compare your results.
Connect an Apple wireless accessory with Mac
Set up your Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, or ...
Trackpad Disconnects from Mac Studio
