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The 10.10.2 update has messed up my bluetooth connectivity. I know this update was intended to resolve connectivity problems. However, before the update I was not experiencing any issues. Now, my bluetooth drops connectivity -- can't keep my Magic Mouse online. Please Help; is there any way to uninstall 10.10.2? Thanks.
MacBook Air, OS X Yosemite (10.10.2)
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Uninstall, no, unless you had a bootable clone before the update.
Try resetting the SMC and PRAM (cannot hurt, might help).
Barry
This worked for me: Magic Trackpad non responsive on Yosemite
Thanks so much, I reset the SMC and PRAM, but no luck. Seems like I can get the Bluetooth to come on for periods of 20 to 30 minutes then it just drops out. I appreciate the feedback, it's helping me to get familiar with the workings of a Mac (I'm a not too long ago convert).
I tried removing the mouse from Bluetooth; restarting the computer and re-pairing the mouse. Unfortunately I'm still facing the same issue -- see my reply to Barry Hemphill. Many thanks for the suggestion. Cheers.
I'm having the same issue. Since 10.10.2, my Apple Magic Mouse will only connect if I reboot my MBP. I typically leave my MBP running in my office and switch off my mouse at night. In the morning, I cannot reconnect unless I restart my MBP. Never had such an issue prior to 10.10.2.
Apple... I switched from Windows 5-6 years ago because I simply couldn't stand the bugs and sloppy user experience that was Microsoft's hallmark. I'm sad to say I've experienced all the same (possibly worse) since Lion and beyond. Snow Leopard was the last "solid" OS I remember. The rest bring back Microsoft flashbacks..
Apple. PLEASE get it together man! I shutter at the prospect of switching back to Windows, but I am thoroughly annoyed with you!
I couldn't agree more!! My only difference is that I have never been a Windows user. I have been a loyal Apple geek since the beginning. My entire house, family, business is Apple......but I am getting extremely frustrated with the problems as of late....most recently my Trackpad connectiviity issue. I am spending countless mins, now hours, trying to get this to work consistently.....this is ridiculous! This should be BASIC STUFF APPLE!
I have this problem several times a day. I've tried all the solutions people have suggested, and no luck. It usually happens when I take my laptop to a meeting without my magic mouse. When I come back, the laptop refuses to connect again to the mouse. I have to remove it from devices, restart, take out the batteries (APPLE Batteries, btw), then launch Mouse system preference, and then MAYBE the computer will talk to the mouse and send a pair request. Most of the time it either finds no mouse, or finds my mouse but doesn't do anything to connect to it. I'm about to go buy a wired mouse and throw my magic mouse away. I already got rid of my wireless keyboard because of the same problem.
This CLEARLY is an OS problem.
Hello,
I am using a Microsoft arc touch surface edition mouse and i too am experiencing the same problem. i have to constantly delete the device and repair it to keep the connection. After 15mins of no use it looses connection or even randomly. I had no problems in Mavericks.
I am experiencing the same troubles as you guys. My problem is maybe a bit more og a bagatelle than yours, but I am trying to connect my Dualshock 4, but when i try to pair it says connected but the buffer "wheel" keeps spinning and it never connects.
I have been having the same issue. I have tried every Dualshock 4 controller I have and even Dualshock 3 controllers. Pairing always fails, although it used to work.
The 10.10.2 update has introduced bluetooth connectivity issues.
