haane.blogg.se - january 2023

Otherwise you will need to edit the script to disconnect only particular devices/ If that is OK then you can skip the next step.

These are all of your bluetooth devices that will automatically be disconnected upon idle.

Once installed, list all of your paired devices by typing blueutil -paired.

Install blueutil by typing brew install blueutil in the terminal.

Download the attached zip file and unzip.With that said, I will try to make this as simple as possible. Please only attempt this if you know your way around the Mac's terminal and command line. The script uses blueutil (install using homebrew - ) to do most of the heavy lifting.Īfter the keyboard/mouse disconnect, I simply reconnect them by pressing a key on the keyboard and clicking the mouse. I thought I would share the script in case it was helpful to others.

This seems to have fixed the problem for me. I wrote a shell script to disconnect the keyboard and mouse after 10 minutes of non-use. I have an Apple Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse 2. I am using a USB BT Adapter (ASUS BT400). I'm having to charge them every few days. My bluetooth mouse and keyboard's battery are draining too quickly. Super frustrating response.Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide In fact, they’re just pushing me to upgrade to a newer laptop.

The Apple Store isn’t much help here in the Metro Detroit area so I’m trying to fix this myself. I’m kindly asking if replacement of keyboard and trackpad can be avoided here. Given the circumstance, I am wondering if this could be something as simple as a loose connection somewhere (though I believe I have tightly secured all connections), however, I don’t believe this has anything to do with a physically faulty keyboard or trackpad, given that they both did work momentarily. Update: I managed to get everything back to the initial state it was in the trackpad working fine again, as well as the “ ” key on the keyboard, but no other keys.I followed this video tutorial for the battery replacement YouTube.I managed to get ONE key to work on the keyboard for a moment (the “ ” key) but that didn’t last long.After reading that a common problem is the fragility of the ribbon cable between the trackpad and keyboard, I ordered and replaced this cable, but to no avail.Initially, the trackpad was working perfectly and just the keyboard was the problem, but now, the trackpad stopped working as well.After replacing the battery on my MacBook Pro (Model A1502 early-2015), the trackpad and keyboard have stopped working.