Bluetooth mouse not waking mac

My bluetooth mouse and keyboard stopped waking my mac. Does anyone have any suggestions to fix this issue?

Hello:
Go to system preferences>bluetooth>advanced. Be sure "allow Bluetooth devices to wake thsi computer" is checked.
Barry

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I use a Logitech MX900 Bluetooth mouse with my PowerBook and for the most part it works fine. There are times when it just loses the plot and behaves like yours. I don't think it is a case of insufficient bandwith as Michael suspects but more a problem with intereference. I do notice that when there is a high use of my Airport connection the erratic behaviour is more prevalent.
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