Yesterday, I went out and purchased a bluetooth keyboard and mouse for my iMac G5 1.8 gig. I didn't get bluetooth installed in it originally because I bought it from my local Apple Store. The documentation on Apple's website says that if this is the case to purchase (specifically by name) the D-Link DBT-120 bluetooth adapter. I did all of that and set it all up at home. On a cold boot, everything works fine but if I put the iMac to sleep and then come back, it loses communication with the keyboard and mouse and I have to jump through hoops to get them talking again or force the computer to shut down and then power up. I have long been in the habit of leaving my computer on and just letting it go to sleep (years and years), so I find this situation unacceptable and have reconnected the wired keyboard and mouse. Am I doing something wrong or missing an important step?
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