- Joined
- Dec 8, 2012
- Messages
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- Motherboard
- ga-h77n-wifi
- CPU
- i3-3225
- Graphics
- HD 4000
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Hello,
I have searched the forums here as well as the broader web for a solution to my problem and haven't been able to find anything yet. Thank you all in advance for any help. I apologize if I overlooked something.
I am running an H77N-WIFI with an i3-3225 and no graphics card. About as vanilla as it gets. I am using the built in bluetooth. Not a dongle which all the other threads seem to be about.
I upgraded to Mavericks last week and everything has been great. All of a sudden starting two days ago, my bluetooth wireless keyboard and magic trackpad stopped responding. This would happen before under ML when the computer would sleep, but a reset always fixed the problem and the devices would re-pair at the login screen.
After trying a restart this time, the devices wouldn't pair at the login screen. I whipped out my usb keyboard and mouse and tried using the BLUETOOTH preferences panel to pair the devices. When that failed, I removed the devices profiles and then tried to add them through the TRACKPAD and KEYBOARD panels respectively. When I pushed the button on the keyboard to turn it on and make it discoverable, the KEYBOARD panel told me that it found my device. I clicked continue, and the system tried to pair my device, only after a couple minutes telling me that it wasn't able to pair the device. Basically the same story for the trackpad.
I have checked all my antenna connections and even switched my wifi and bluetooth antennas in the off chance that the one connected to the BT spot had become damaged. Still no luck. The batteries appear to be fine as well.
The strange part of this for me is the fact that it didnt happen right after upgrading to Mavericks. They worked fine for days; however, I do remember installing another upgrade that Apple rolled out right around the same time this seemed to have cropped up though so maybe there was a change in there somehwhere. I obviously don't know though or I wouldn't be posting this here.
Has anyone else had this specific issue with the H77N or Z77N?
Thanks again for any help,
crick
I have searched the forums here as well as the broader web for a solution to my problem and haven't been able to find anything yet. Thank you all in advance for any help. I apologize if I overlooked something.
I am running an H77N-WIFI with an i3-3225 and no graphics card. About as vanilla as it gets. I am using the built in bluetooth. Not a dongle which all the other threads seem to be about.
I upgraded to Mavericks last week and everything has been great. All of a sudden starting two days ago, my bluetooth wireless keyboard and magic trackpad stopped responding. This would happen before under ML when the computer would sleep, but a reset always fixed the problem and the devices would re-pair at the login screen.
After trying a restart this time, the devices wouldn't pair at the login screen. I whipped out my usb keyboard and mouse and tried using the BLUETOOTH preferences panel to pair the devices. When that failed, I removed the devices profiles and then tried to add them through the TRACKPAD and KEYBOARD panels respectively. When I pushed the button on the keyboard to turn it on and make it discoverable, the KEYBOARD panel told me that it found my device. I clicked continue, and the system tried to pair my device, only after a couple minutes telling me that it wasn't able to pair the device. Basically the same story for the trackpad.
I have checked all my antenna connections and even switched my wifi and bluetooth antennas in the off chance that the one connected to the BT spot had become damaged. Still no luck. The batteries appear to be fine as well.
The strange part of this for me is the fact that it didnt happen right after upgrading to Mavericks. They worked fine for days; however, I do remember installing another upgrade that Apple rolled out right around the same time this seemed to have cropped up though so maybe there was a change in there somehwhere. I obviously don't know though or I wouldn't be posting this here.
Has anyone else had this specific issue with the H77N or Z77N?
Thanks again for any help,
crick