Keyboard stopped working, changing permissions doesn't help

[nathanielvirgo]

Keyboard stopped working, changing permissions doesn't help

[rannsaka]

Actually never mind, I tried this fix and It worked with me:

1. Trash any older copy of Openemu and empty trash can

2. Go to Apple menu > System Settings > Privacy & Security > Input Monitoring on the right.

3. Select Openemu

4. Press on the minus sign to remove OpenEmu from the list

5. Download and Install a fresh copy of OpenEmu

6. Run it and follow instructions.

[nathanielvirgo]

...and then a few hours later it started working again. I didn't do anything.

[SiriusDarkblaze]

...and then a few hours later it started working again. I didn't do anything.

I will always say rebooting a Mac is necessary at least once a week, if you don't then unexpected things can occur, that being said, macOS Security and Privacy for input monitoring has been, shall we say odd, for a long time and this can just randomly happen.

[nathanielvirgo]

I never reboot my mac except to install security updates - I run it for months at a time usually, with no ill effects.

[PeterL12]

I have the same problem, and I have tried to restart my computer, delete all tabs, delete all apps that could interfere with open emu, trying to type some stuff Github said to in terminal.app, etc. Nothing is changing and it is very frustrating. I need some help

[PeterL12]

Where did you reinstall Open Emulator? I'm a bit stressed since I can't even move in the past games I have played. All my progress... I wouldn't like if it was lost. If anyone has any other solutions/ideas, it would be helpful.

[PeterL12]

That's great advice, do you happen to have the link you downloaded it from?

[PeterL12]

Also, do I need to delete the past Open Emu, since there I have the games I have played with all my progress?

[rannsaka]

@PeterL12 Follow the 6 step process in my last post and it should fix the issue for you. Game data will be retained, as I said.

[torriep]

After the update, my mouse was recognized but not my keyboard. What fixed it was to remove openEMU from the Monitoring input list on my MAC 14.5. et add it back. I rebooted and also closed open emu and now everything works

[cjulberto]

Actually never mind, I tried this fix and It worked with me:

1. Trash any older copy of Openemu and empty trash can
2. Go to Apple menu > System Settings > Privacy & Security > Input Monitoring on the right.
3. Select Openemu
4. Press on the minus sign to remove OpenEmu from the list
5. Download and Install a fresh copy of OpenEmu
6. Run it and follow instructions.

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