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Suggest buying a wired USB mouse as well. Don't use Terminal and that software. Much easier to download and use DiskmakerX and use with an 8GB thumb drive: Using OS X. Thank you!
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I was thinking a refurb usb mouse would be the way to go. I'll also create a DiskmakerX thumb drive Thank you IWT and harryb Our pleasure Lisa.
Keep us posted on your progress? Thanks, I will. I've ordered a usb apple mouse so won't be here until this coming Wednesday.
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Originally Posted by lisaz Yeah pm-r! This is my 1st Mac! I ordered a refurbished usb apple mouse so it's more reasonable. Too bad I couldn't have ordered the usb lightening cable for magic mouse 2. I found this info so thought I'd post it just in case another new Mac user would find it useful!
While you might assume that these options require a USB keyboard or other physical connection, this is not always the case.
How to manage OS X boot options with wireless keyboards
There are a couple of workarounds if you find yourself in this situation. Apple's Bluetooth hardware controllers activate after all of the system's self-tests at boot complete and the EFI firmware loads successfully, which is indicated by the system playing the standard Mac startup sound. It is at this point that the system will accept boot variables, either stored in the PRAM or those being sent via keyboard inputs. These are then passed to the OS X kernel to invoke the desired startup sequence.
If any inputs are being sent via the Bluetooth keyboard before the controllers are active, then they will not be recognized by the system. However, if these inputs are performed after the controllers are activated, then they will be properly read.
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Therefore, for Bluetooth keyboards, be sure to press the desired key sequences after you hear the boot chimes and not before. All of our advertising is handled by BackBeat Media. For price quotes and advertising information, please contact BackBeat Media at This number is for advertising only. Welcome Image and Text.
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Join our email lists! You will need to use some form of wired keyboard. I have run into this problem personally, and a wired keyboard was the only workaround I ever found: Dec 30, 2: I think Apple has a problem here with recovery mode, at least on newer iMacs. I have a new 5K iMac with wireless, rechargeable keyboard and mouse. You can't use startup keys with wireless keyboards because they don't connect to the system early enough in the boot process.
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OK, you really can because the rechargeable keyboard does work early enough in the boot process if you plug in the charging cable. But there is no Recovery Partition on my brand new iMac doesn't show up in the boot manager; doesn't show up in disk utility. I don't know, but apparently Recovery Mode boots by going over the internet to Apple's servers.
So now I am in Recovery Mode. But now my mouse doesn't work in Recovery Mode. I can use the arrow keys to move up and down among the 4 options in Recovery Mode, but I can't select any of them with the Enter or Return keys. Recovery Mode is useless.
Suggestions for further work-arounds appreciated other than the obvious option of buying a USB mouse and keyboard. Dec 30, 7: Send Apple feedback. They won't answer, but at least will know there is a problem or a suggestion for change.