In this case, the USB mouse was not a useful workaround, the data was work related, and a backup was not possible due to security reasons, which further complicated matters.įollow these steps to enable Screen Sharing via Terminal.ġ. While some users can likely get away with simply connecting a USB mouse or using a backup on another device until their laptop is fixed, those solutions won’t work for everyone. SEE: Wireless networking policy (Tech Pro Research) Since the client had a second Mac available, I decided to enable Screen Sharing on the MacBook Pro via Terminal, which allowed access to the faulty laptop over the network from the iMac and, more importantly, allowed the client to complete the work on time. The client was trying to complete work by deadline and couldn’t wait a few days to get the issue resolved through Apple. A client’s MacBook Pro recently experienced a problem with the cursor–it got stuck and wouldn’t move.
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