Connecting to a sleeping MacBook from Windows
I currently want to remotely access my MacBook using a Windows laptop.
Since the MacBook will be mounted in the office, I think it will be kept in a sleeping state (probably in a clamshell state).
However, even if I went to sleep with the MacBook open, let alone using the clamshell, I couldn't remotely access it.
Is this actually impossible?
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First, it must be a wired keyboard. Bluetooth keyboard does not work. And, again, you need to press some keys on the keyboard, a remote wake up via Jumpstart is not possible. Be aware, wake up MacBook is not a straight forward job.
The only way I know is to keep the clamshell open. But, I'm also not an expert. I also tried to do what you do and gave up. I keep my clamshell open and can than a wake the MAC remotely.
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Thanks.
I'll try this in this weekendIn summary, you said
USB-connected keyboard, clamshell closed, sleep state can be woke up?I cant understand what means "you need to press some keys on the keyboard"
Is it means I must press the keys of USB-connected keyboard(connected to macbook)?If I understand wrong, I'm so sorry...
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