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Just updated to Big Sur 11.2 hoping this would solve the bluetooth issues with my magic mouse, and nothing.
Completely lost the mouse now, doesn't matter what fix I use.
Will connect if I am using a usb lead, but as soon as I disconnect the lead the mouse disappears on the system.
Bluetooth on, mouse connected via usb lead, mouse connected and charging, disconnect lead and no mouse found/not connected.
How to Reset Your Mac's Bluetooth Module
How to Reset Your Mac's Bluetooth Module
Connect Magic Mouse via USB / Lighting supplied cable and Remove the mouse from System Preferences >> Mouse. Detach cable and turn off mouse. Reconnect cable to computer and mouse and re-pair to computer
You CAN pair these two peripherals to multiple Macs. However, as you already know, they can't be connected at the same time to multiple Macs.
For example, I have the Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad 2. I turned off Bluetooth on a Mac Mini. I then paired the two devices to my Macbook Pro Retina using the Lightening cable. I disconnected the Lightening cable and Screen Shared to my Mac Mini, turned off Bluetooth on the Macbook Pro Retina and turned on Bluetooth on the Mac Mini. The two devices showed up immediately and I Connected each to the Mac Mini. Last, since I wanted to use the two devices with the Macbook Pro Retina, I turned on Bluetooth on the Retina, disconnected the two devices from the Mac Mini and reconnected them to the Retina. Both Macs have Bluetooth turned on and all I have to do is disconnect them from one Mac and connect them to the other to switch back and forth.
Bravo on solutions - Full marks and enjoy
Thanks.
But still no joy.
When connected via cable, MacBook stating mouse connected wirelessly.
Next one.
My iPad can pick up the Magic Mouse and works fine if connected to the iPad via bluetooth.
But the MacBook still won't see the mouse unless plugged in.
Only ever had my mouse connected to one thing, my MacBook.
I connected to iPad to prove its not the mouse playing up.
And now I can't even turn on bluetooth on the MacBook.
Frustrating.
Just did a PRAM/NVRAM reset.
Bluetooth came back.
Deleted any devices it was showing.
Turned on mouse & voila.
Mouse back working again.
Big Sur 11.2 update magic mouse won't connect
