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For security I keep my Mac offline unless I need to go online. I have no issues offline. When I'm online, my mouse will frequently stop working. The cursor is still there, the light on the bottom of the mouse is lit, but the cursor will not move. I have to disconnect and reconnect to make it work. Again, that does NOT happen when I'm offline. I'm afraid it might be malware or something even though I'm using standard anti-malware progs.
Does the mouse drop if you leave the Wi-FI on all of the time…?
I’m asking this because the Wi-FI and Bluetooth share the same wireless antenna.
Which could possible lead to interrupted Bluetooth when the Wi-FI service is turned back on.
see > Resolve Wi-Fi and Bluetooth issues caused by wireless interference - Apple Support
Mouse on mac mini quits for no reason.
