
#Clipboard mac os sierra mac#
Shut Down Mac > Wait for 30 seconds > restart Mac and see if Universal Clipboard is now working on your Mac. On the next screen, right-click on .plist and click on Move to Trash option. In Go to window, type ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost and click on Go.
#Clipboard mac os sierra Bluetooth#
Reset Bluetooth Settings on MacĬlick on Finder Icon > select the Go tab in top-menu bar and click on Go to Folder option. Important: Make sure that you are Signed in to the same Apple ID on both Mac and iPhone. Patiently wait for the two devices to Sync and check to see if Universal Clipboard is now working between Mac and iPhone. On Mac: Click on Apple Logo > System Preferences > Apple ID > scroll down and click on the Sign Out option.Īfter this, Sign back into Apple ID on both devices. On iPhone: Open Settings > tap on your Apple ID > scroll down and tap on Sign out. This can be fixed by signing out of Apple ID on both devices and Signing back in. Sometimes, the problem is due to your Apple ID not being recognized by iCloud. On Mac: Click on Apple Logo in top-menu bar > System Preferences > General and Enable Allow Handoff between this Mac and iCloud devices option.Ĭlick on Apple Logo > System Preferences > Sharing and enable Bluetooth Sharing option. On iPhone: Go to Settings > General > AirPlay & Handoff and move the toggle next to Handoff to ON position. Universal Clipboard feature requires that you Enable the Handoff feature on both iPhone and Mac. Wait for 30 seconds and enable back both WiFi and Bluetooth on your Mac. Tap on the note and then Paste from the resulting context menu. With the Notes app open, create or open a note. First, open the image in Preview and copy it using the Edit > Copy or by pressing Command+C on your keyboard. Similarly, select Bluetooth Icon located at to-right corner and disable Bluetooth. Let’s copy and paste an image from Preview on Mac, to a note on iPhone.

On Mac: Select WiFi Icon located at top-right corner and disable WiFi. Wait for 30 seconds and enable both WiFi and Bluetooth on your iPhone. Similarly, go to Settings > Bluetooth and disable Bluetooth. On iPhone: Go to Settings > WiFi > disable WiFi. Sometimes, the problem is due to a glitch in either WiFi or Bluetooth Network on any of the two devices.

The first steps is to make sure that both your Mac (MacBook, Mac Mini or iMac) and iPhone are compatible with the Universal Clipboard feature.Īccording to Apple, the Universal Clipboard feature should work, if you have a Mac running macOS Sierra or later and an iPhone or iPad running iOS 10 or later. Make Sure Both Devices Are Compatible With Universal Clipboard

