After the Sequoia 15.6.1 update my MacBook Air has been unable to pair with my other Apple devices (watch, iPhone). I get the message "PAIRING UNSUCCESSFUL. ....MacBook Air is not supported." Is this a common issue? How can I restore Out of the blue my MacBook Air is unable to pair with my watch and iPhone.
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MacBook Air 13″
Archiefish wrote:
After the Sequoia 15.6.1 update my MacBook Air has been unable to pair with my other Apple devices (watch, iPhone). I get the message "PAIRING UNSUCCESSFUL. ....MacBook Air is not supported." Is this a common issue? How can I restore Out of the blue my MacBook Air is unable to pair with my watch and iPhone.
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You don’t Pair an iWatch to a computer
You must Pair the iWatch to an iPhone
Set up and pair your Apple Watch with iPhone
You don’t Pair an iPhone to the computer like one may do for a Bluetooth Keyboard or Mouse
You can use Handoff
Hand off tasks between your iPhone and your other devices
You can also use Continuity
Use Continuity to work across Apple devices
I am a novice when it comes to the "Computer World". Since the MacBook Air 15.6.1 update and the 18.6.2 update to my model 12 iPhone, the MacBook Air and iPhone, Calendars are not sharing events added on either as used to be the norm. My (uneducated) guess is that the said updates have impacted in the interface I am so used to.
Am I on the right track, is there something I can do to fix the annoying problem that has cropped up in the last couple of days?
Archiefish wrote:
I am a novice when it comes to the "Computer World". Since the MacBook Air 15.6.1 update and the 18.6.2 update to my model 12 iPhone, the MacBook Air and iPhone, Calendars are not sharing events added on either as used to be the norm. My (uneducated) guess is that the said updates have impacted in the interface I am so used to.
Am I on the right track, is there something I can do to fix the annoying problem that has cropped up in the last couple of days?
Predicated on, both devices are signed into the same Apple ID ( formerly Account )
Both devices are also signed in the Apple iCloud Account
The Calendar Apps , in iCloud, is turned ON on Both Devices
Further, Keep your calendars up to date and share them with iCloud
Events added to Calendar on one device should Sync across to the Other deviceand visa versa
Now, if the devices are using some Third Party Cloud Based service ?
All bets are off and it would be better for the User ( you ) to investigate this issue with them
In my setup, this has been working across 3 Apple Computers each with Sequoia 15.6.1, 1 iPhone 15 Pro with iOS 18.3.2 and an iWatch Series 9 with iOS 11.6.1
Follow on
Excuse me if I do not get back to your promptly if you should reply to earlier posting
There seems to be some issue on these ASC Forums, that Apple is Still working on to fix
Replies and such, seem to not working as expected
Have bookmarked your question and will check back, from time to time
MacBook Air is unable to pair with my Apple devices after macOS Sequoia 15.6.1 update
