Share Mouse Between Two Macs

Are you tired of switching between multiple computers and wanting to know how to share your mouse between two Macs? Look no further! With the right tools and a little bit of creativity, you can easily share your mouse and keyboard between two Macs.

To start, you'll need to pair your Bluetooth mouse and keyboard with both Macs. This may seem daunting, but it's actually quite simple. Just turn on your mouse and keyboard, then go to the System Preferences > Bluetooth on each Mac and select 'Pair' next to your device name. Once paired, you should see a confirmation message indicating that the device has been successfully paired.

Now that you've paired your devices, you'll need to switch between them. To do this, you can use a utility called Blueutil. This utility allows you to turn Bluetooth on and off on each Mac, making it easy to switch between them. Here's how:

1. On the Mac you want to switch from, open System Preferences > Bluetooth and toggle the switch next to 'Bluetooth' to the 'Off' position.

2. On the Mac you want to switch to, open System Preferences > Bluetooth and toggle the switch next to 'Bluetooth' to the 'On' position.

3. Now, simply click on your mouse and type on your keyboard to connect them to the new Mac.

But what if you need to switch back? That's where step 4 comes in: automatically re-enable Bluetooth on the original Mac using Blueutil. This will ensure that your devices are always connected to the correct Mac.

By following these simple steps, you can easily share your mouse and keyboard between two Macs. Whether you're a student working on multiple projects or a professional looking for a more efficient way to work, sharing your mouse and keyboard can save you time and increase productivity.

So why wait? Try sharing your mouse and keyboard between two Macs today!

Share mouse between two macs