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#Istumbler down how to#
To finish, I’d like to give you a couple of suggestions on how to improve your wireless connection, if the RSSI reading is poor. You can also select ‘Create Diagnostics Report on the Desktop’ from the Bluetooth menu bar after holding down the Option/Alt key to generate a list of log files on your Bluetooth performance:
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To monitor a Bluetooth connection, a Bluetooth device must be enabled and currently connected to your Mac. The good news is that as long as you know where to look, you can still access most of these options. Mavericks has simplified Bluetooth Preferences along with other GUI settings that Apple prefer end users not to play with. Thanks TJ! So, to monitor and troubleshoot Bluetooth connections in Mavericks, here’s how!
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This is an updated version of that blog for Mavericks as TJ Luoma kindly commented on my blog to inform me that these features have changed in Mavericks (OS X 10.9), prompting me to update my blog. Back in February last year, I blogged about ‘ Troubleshooting Bluetooth devices and their connection strength in Mountain Lion‘.
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