M mikegg Golden Member Jan 30, 2010 1,886 501 136 Jul 13, 2016 #1 I'm using dual external monitors, external keyboard, and mouse. When my Mac sleeps, I have to open the lid then close in order to wake the Mac up. How can I set it so that I can wake the Mac up by clicking on a key on the keyboard or mouse?
I'm using dual external monitors, external keyboard, and mouse. When my Mac sleeps, I have to open the lid then close in order to wake the Mac up. How can I set it so that I can wake the Mac up by clicking on a key on the keyboard or mouse?
T TheStu Moderator<br>Mobile Devices & Gadgets Moderator Sep 15, 2004 12,089 45 91 Jul 13, 2016 #2 So you're CLICKING the mouse? Not just shaking it? What OS? See here, maybe it helps
V v-600 Senior member Nov 1, 2010 488 3 76 Jul 13, 2016 #3 There is an app called InsomiaX that I use to stop the mac sleeping when you close the lid. There are a few settings to tweak regarding battery, timing etc but it might help.
There is an app called InsomiaX that I use to stop the mac sleeping when you close the lid. There are a few settings to tweak regarding battery, timing etc but it might help.
KeithP Diamond Member Jun 15, 2000 5,664 201 106 Jul 13, 2016 #4 I use a similar setup except with only 1 monitor. Clicking a mouse button or tapping a key on the keyboard wakes up the Mac without any problems. How are those dual monitors connected to the Mac? I have a feeling it is some sort of signaling issue. -KeithP
I use a similar setup except with only 1 monitor. Clicking a mouse button or tapping a key on the keyboard wakes up the Mac without any problems. How are those dual monitors connected to the Mac? I have a feeling it is some sort of signaling issue. -KeithP