Lost Bluetooth signal

Gandalph

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27" i7 iMac. Intel Quad Core. 16 GB Ram.
Go into System Preferences and select Bluetooth, make sure it is switched on.
 
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You will have to borrow a USB mouse or pen tablet. Unless someone comes along with a better suggestion I can't see or know of any other way to do it.

Any wired USB Mouse should do it I beleive.
 
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Hedugit said:
I lost signal to my keyboard and mouse on my iMac how do I fix it?
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You could try dropping the batteries out of both devices, reinstalling them and then turning them back on again.
 
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keyboard and mouse

Thank you Gandalph I hooked up a wired mouse and fixed my problem. thank you
 
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You are welcome. Pleased I could help!.
 

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