I keep trying Bluetooth between Mac's and I am finding that as soon as it makes a connection between the two Mac's it disconnects from the Mac that I using. I have tried on a M1 and M2 with the same result. Same network.
MacBook Pro (M2 Pro, 2023)
I also found the problem that if I hadn't thought of previous to asking the question.
I have Airdrop in Finder. On my M1 in the Airdrop window at the very bottom there the (see screenshoot)
and on both Mac's they should be the same, which between my Mac's they were not. On my M1 it was set to Everyone and on my M2 it was set to Contacts only. Once I changed the M1 to Contacts Only the two Mac's can see each other.
I also found the problem that if I hadn't thought of previous to asking the question.
I have Airdrop in Finder. On my M1 in the Airdrop window at the very bottom there the (see screenshoot)
and on both Mac's they should be the same, which between my Mac's they were not. On my M1 it was set to Everyone and on my M2 it was set to Contacts only. Once I changed the M1 to Contacts Only the two Mac's can see each other.
AlWeir wrote:
I keep trying Bluetooth between Mac's and I am finding that as soon as it makes a connection between the two Mac's it disconnects from the Mac that I using.
I have tried on a M1 and M2 with the same result. Same network.
Yours is the first report I have read(?)
it begs the question
Have you shut down and restarted all devices
>Shut down...
Use Continuity to work across Apple devices
To answer your question, yes I have.
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