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Sent: Thursday, 11 February 2010 2:29 PM
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Subject: Re: Magic Mouse battery appetite
Peter
I had the same problem with battery consumption on both my Apple mice.
The Apple/Bluetooth mouse seemed to use batteries much
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Peter
I had the same problem with battery consumption on both my Apple
mice. The Apple/Bluetooth mouse seemed to use batteries much more
quickly (a few weeks admittedly) than the old Microsoft/Infrared one
(that lasted months).
After exploring all the possibilities, as a simple solution
haha after saying how good my batteries are going they just run out!! But I
just checked of when I started to use it and its
been just under 9 weeks.
Roger
On Thu Feb 11 12:58 , 'rkor...@iinet.net.au' sent:
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>Hi Peter
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>I have that turned on "Allow Bluetooth devices to
>wake this computer
Hi Peter
I have that turned on "Allow Bluetooth devices to
wake this computer"
something else is going on, but hard to tell what remotely :(
Roger
On Thu Feb 11 12:09 , James Devenish sent:
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>Hi Peter,
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>Perhaps if your System Preferences are to "Allow Bluetooth devices to
>wake this comp
Hi Peter,
Perhaps if your System Preferences are to "Allow Bluetooth devices to
wake this computer", then the mouse might not go into its lowest power
mode then the computer is asleep. If you are able to turn this option
off, then see if the batteries last any longer. You'll need to wake
your com
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Subject: RE: Magic Mouse battery appetite
Hi Peter
Can you test the actual battery voltage? I think a starting point is
to determine if the batteries are flat or the problem is in the computer
system. With a variety of systems I&#
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To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Re: Magic Mouse battery appetite
On 11/02/2010, at 8:43 AM, Crisp, Peter wrote:
Hi all, my Magic Mouse has been quite uncooperative since I got it a
month ago (at the same time as I got a Macbook and Time Capsule - my
first
8:44 AM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Magic Mouse battery appetite
Hi all, my Magic Mouse has been quite uncooperative since I got it a month
ago (at the same time as I got a Macbook and Time Capsule my first foray
into the Apple world). I took it back to the supplier and he agreed it was
f
On 11/02/2010, at 8:43 AM, Crisp, Peter wrote:
> Hi all, my Magic Mouse has been quite uncooperative since I got it a month
> ago (at the same time as I got a Macbook and Time Capsule – my first foray
> into the Apple world). I took it back to the supplier and he agreed it was
> faulty and rep
wow every few days!!!
I have been using my magic mouse at the office for 2 months now on the same set
of original batteries and being at the
office it gets continual use. This is on my MacPro on the other iMac here its
been on there for about 6 weeks but that is my
spare so is not used so mu
Hi all, my Magic Mouse has been quite uncooperative since I got it a
month ago (at the same time as I got a Macbook and Time Capsule - my
first foray into the Apple world). I took it back to the supplier and he
agreed it was faulty and replaced it with another one. The replacement
one it seems is n
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