Ruido al activar el Bluetooth en mi Imac 21,5 nuevo.

Buenas dias a todos
Tengo un inconveniente, he comprado un Imac de 21,5 pulgadas hace menos de una semana y escucho un ruido que viene de la parte de atras del equipo, muy cerca de las conexiones a los periféricos, el ruido es agudo y suave pero muy audible, he estado haciendo pruebas y el ruido desaparece al desactivar el Bluetooth.
Teniendo en cuenta que he comprado con el Imac los periféricos inalámbricos como el Magic mouse y el teclado inalámbrico me preocupa bastante que este ruido al tener activado el Bluetooth persista. Gracias por su tiempo.

Hola Garbitxu que tal,
Si funciono antes puede que algo que se instalo últimamente genere algún conflicto.
Puede también que el problema se relacione a los controladores, de donde los has conseguido de la web oficial de soporte Lenovo?, estaría bien si quitas el controlador actual desde administrador de dispositivos e instalas los que estén aquí https://support.lenovo.com/es/es .
El enlace que dejas explica que la solución se dio a través BlueSoleil es un programa gestor de conexiones Bluetooth, este programa al parecer busca e instala algún controlador relacionado al bluetooth de tu ordenador, este programa es de pago.
Sobre el energy management este lo que hace es apagar/prender WIFI/Bluetooth a través de la tecla f7 o Fn+F7, de todos modos verifica si esta encendido, si no tienes el energy lo consigues aquí https://support.lenovo.com/es/es busca por modelo y sistema operativo actual en tu ordenador.
Un saludo.
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