I decided not to as from years of experience, I am almost certain that this is an OS problem and not my device problem. What I got in touch with Apple Support, all the service desk can advise is to reset/rebuild the OS. Īn Internet search reveals the Monterey Bluetooth problem is wide spread with different devices, even with Apple devices.

In the Bluetooth Preferences window, click the Settings tab and select the TURN BLUETOOTH ON button if the Bluetooth Power status reads 'off.' 5. Open the System Preferences and Click 'Bluetooth' under the Hardware pane. It looks like some kind of Bluetooth connection timing issue with 12.0.1. If the mouse has an ON/OFF switch on the bottom of the mouse, make sure the switch is set to the 'ON' position. However, if I log on too quickly without letting the mouse to connect first then upon log in the mouse becomes unresponsive and system will do a auto reboot. Plug in for wired mode to keep playing while. What I discover is that when I do a cold boot, if I let the Bluetooth mouse connect first at the log on screen and then log on, the mouse works correctly without auto reboot. Low-latency Bluetooth wireless technology for compatibility with a wide range of devices. I have done a bit more investigation myself. Since the upgrade, whenever I do a cold boot, the mouse will be unresponsive and often the OS will crash and restart. The system automatically upgraded to MacOS 12.0.1 about 3 weeks ago.

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