I did get them with the computer but neither suits meDidn't you get a mouse and keyboard with the iMac? Why not use them and see if issues are resolved?
I did get them with the computer but neither suits meDidn't you get a mouse and keyboard with the iMac? Why not use them and see if issues are resolved?
So, after trying to isolate problems looks like it's related to my logitech mouse/keyboard and a malfunctioning receiver. New receiver and download Logi Center software and thing working much better
Your preference, but my question is - connect the iMac mouse and keyboard and test if you get the issue.I did get them with the computer but neither suits me
Thanks for the reminder. I have done so much messing with this I wasnt sure which way I have the mouse/keyboard connected. Just checked and I have them on bluetooth and everything has been stable to 2 daysYour preference, but my question is - connect the iMac mouse and keyboard and test if you get the issue.
Good to hear. But that is lesson you have to learn. You made a whole thread about the iMac being not worthy while it was your peripherals causing the problem. Apple has nothing to do with your Logitech mouse and keyboard. So, always return to base configuration before blaming Apple!Thanks for the reminder. I have done so much messing with this I wasnt sure which way I have the mouse/keyboard connected. Just checked and I have them on bluetooth and everything has been stable to 2 days
I'm writing a letter of apology to Apple as we speakGood to hear. But that is lesson you have to learn. You made a whole thread about the iMac being not worthy while it was your peripherals causing the problem. Apple has nothing to do with your Logitech mouse and keyboard. So, always return to base configuration before blaming Apple!
Yea please do, and CC me tooI'm writing a letter of apology to Apple as we speak
Lol.. well thats not accurate. Yes some T2 machines had issues with a clean install but its all been addressed, and if it did happen to you Apple would handle it. Been using my 2020 27" iMac for well over a year without an issue.Picked up a 2019 27-inch i9 iMac awhile back and it's been great, even though I really hate some of what Apple has done to later macOSes. Didn't get the 2020 because anything with a T2 in it is a brick waiting to happen.
Well you probably gave up a couple of years of MacOS updates if you care. The T2 iMacs also have much better SSD performance and AMD Navi GPUs.Picked up a 2019 27-inch i9 iMac awhile back and it's been great, even though I really hate some of what Apple has done to later macOSes. Didn't get the 2020 because anything with a T2 in it is a brick waiting to happen.