Configuration de suppression d'assistant

df1235 Posted messages 15 Status Member -  
 df1235 -
Hello, Hello,
when I start my Mac, the following automatically appears on the screen: Bluetooth setup assistant searching for all Bluetooth devices in the environment.
please help me on how to disable this function at startup, knowing that my mouse and keyboard are Bluetooth.
thank you

Configuration: Mac OS X / Firefox 3.6.8

8 answers

jebreen Posted messages 1728 Status Member 527
 
Hello
Go to the apple in the top left of your screen, system preferences, bluetooth, advanced..., uncheck the box that says open Bluetooth settings assistant automatically if no input device is available.
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df1235 Posted messages 15 Status Member
 
Hello again,
the box is unchecked and the problem still exists;
However, the three other boxes that follow are checked.
1 Allow Bluetooth devices to wake the computer
2 Verify each incoming audio request
3 Share my internet connection with other Bluetooth devices.

For your information: I am not using an Ethernet cable for connection but Wi-Fi
my mouse and keyboard are Bluetooth.
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jebreen Posted messages 1728 Status Member 527
 
Good evening
in the preferences system, bluetooth, remove your bluetooth mouse and keyboard by clicking the little -
Reconfigure it by pressing the plus.
In order to remove them, you will need to disconnect. (You will probably need a wired mouse and a wired keyboard to do this.)
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df1235 Posted messages 15 Status Member
 
Hi again,

Unfortunately, it doesn't work because don't forget that my mouse and keyboard are Bluetooth, so I have to check ACTIVE in order to be able to work with + or -.

If I work with the wired mouse, there’s no problem, the Bluetooth configuration assistant message doesn’t appear anymore, but that’s not my case.
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jebreen Posted messages 1728 Status Member 527
 
That's why I put in parentheses that you will need a wired keyboard and mouse in addition.
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df1235 Posted messages 15 Status Member
 
I used the wired mouse, I removed the keyboard and mouse, then I reinstalled the Bluetooth mouse and keyboard and still have the problem, following an update of the iMac;
For a year, I never had this problem.
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df1235
 
still no solution to my problem
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jebreen Posted messages 1728 Status Member 527
 
Hello
Try repairing your permissions in Disk Utility.
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df1235
 
Thank you Jebreen,
Your last post was the right solution, problem solved.
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