"Keyboard Batteries Low" Notification

[len303]

Notification

I don't even have a bluetooth keyboard and I still ge the message!

hahaha.

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The Apple should add the option in notifications already.

clicks are very much underrated.

Terminal command anyone??

sudo delete apple battery notifications ..

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Tip. take them out, put them back in!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILr2Zy3WGM4&feature=youtu.be

hope this helps.
burp.

 

[prestoshopper]

Notification



Did anyone figure this out? I'm getting a "Keyboard Batteries Low" notification every day and I have a WIRED keyboard!! What the heck? Would love to be able to turn off the annoying notification that doesn't apply to my iMac... It only started appearing a month or so ago. I wonder if this is Apple's way of saying, "upgrade your Mac already!"...

 

[DeltaMac]

That would have to be a wireless device.
Open your Bluetooth pref pane, and delete any devices listed in that pane.

 

[Cryptoraptor]

I don't know how to turn it off. One thing I notice is that in Mountain Lion, the battery low reminder will come up when the battery drops below 10%. In Mavericks, the threshold seems to go higher.

[doublepost=1472839284][/doublepost]In El Capitan, I get the plaintive alerts when the keyboard batteries drop below 90% charge!

From now on I'll run them until they drop, but I sure wish I could avoid those galling warnings.

 

[Cryptoraptor]

I never noticed it in systems before Mavericks, but is there a way to turn off the "Keyboard Batteries Low" notification?

Sure, you can click on the "Close" box on the notification, but it comes right back on in 5 minutes.

I appreciate the heads up, but I do not need to know continuously on my desktop from weeks before the actual battery change that there is 18%... 18%... 18%... 17%...

I am getting those warning in El Capitan also. As well as VERY frequent inabilities to paste copied text.

 

[bobob]

I suppose it's likely a bit early to ask, but does anyone know if the just launched SierraMac OS has a way to disable the Keyboard Batteries Low notification? Having an older iMac, I don't usually rush to update my system till a couple tweaks later, but this might be the motivation that converts me into an early upgrader!

 

[realtorr]

me too. I put new batteries in more than once and I still get batteries very low messages every 5 seconds

 

[jbarley]

Preferences->Notifications->Do not disturb, set on.
Works for me...

 

[bobob]

Preferences->Notifications->Do not disturb, set on.
Works for me...

Thank-you, that is a solution.

(Though a little more granular control would be welcome - this global preference is a bit like using a sledgehammer to kill a fruit fly.)

 

[realtorr]

I appreciate the suggestion - - putting fresh batteries in the keyboard would definitely stop the notification.

That's not true. I changed the batteries numerous times and the notification still pops up. There seems to be some kind of fail with this feature.

 

[koden]

I also get battery notifications and update notifications.
Disturb not can be used but only to next day.

Is'nt it possible to get rid of any kinds of notifications?
I don't need them!!!

Please don't advice me about change batterys.
Not a issue... notifications is a issue...

 

[brank87]

It's been almost 8 years since this thread was started... and I'm still having to dismiss the stupid notif a couple of times a day ?.
Has anyone realized a way of deactivating it w a terminal command or smt?

- Will replace batteries when they are actually low, maybe in 2 months...
- Don't want to use do not disturb

?

 

[rdiiorio]

It's been almost 8 years since this thread was started... and I'm still having to dismiss the stupid notif a couple of times a day ?.
Has anyone realized a way of deactivating it w a terminal command or smt?

- Will replace batteries when they are actually low, maybe in 2 months...
- Don't want to use do not disturb

?

 

[f54da]

Notification is done by /Library/Application Support/Apple/BezelServices/IOAppleBluetoothHIDDriver.plugin. You could probably mess around with the info.plist actions there.

Also I've got to add that the architecture of this is really weird. Normal OS reserve battery notification is handled by SystemUIServer, so you'd expect that to also handle bluetooth low battery notification, especially since bluetooth extra already has the exact code for this. But no apparently not...

 

[f54da]

Here, more info on BezelServices structure. Last paragraph is most relevant to topic at hand, and basically corroborates the finding above https://robert.sesek.com/2016/3/bezelservices_on_os_x.html