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Since I don’t have that model keyboard or any device that has Touch ID, it was a WAG, a wild a?? guess. I thought that the button with the depression could perform other functions, but not sleep. It

In case you want to try "Hot Corners".? 2021 MacBook Pro,? Sequoia 15.0.1

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See the attached screenshots, which presume that you are at: Apple > Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts -- Bev in TX

My most expensive hobby is no longer keeping up to date with Apple ecosystem hardware. It’s become expanding and updating my Scottish Highlands wardrobe (even more expensive, and when you order

??? The Touch ID button on MacBook keyboards can be used to power down (not a forced and precipitous restart that doesn’t close files, just an organized shutdown that DOES close files if you press

Just tried setting up keyboard shortcuts, But nothing in list for sleep Jeannie

Cool! I always forget about that. -- Bev in TX

I use "Hot Corners"? Assign a command at any corner.

Is a short press on the Power button an option with your iMac? Otto

You can create your own keyboard shortcuts. See: Create keyboard shortcuts for apps on Mac https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/create-keyboard-shortcuts-for-apps-mchlp2271/mac Select “All

If that is for Touch ID, then that button alone is probably log out, not sleep, and would require a password to log in. Brent

Just did. and it made no difference while? using the short cut ctl opt eject. Guess I'll just have to use the apple menu for sleep Jeannie

Have you looked at <https://support.apple.com/en-gb/102650>? (I’m on 10.15.7 on a 2012 MB Pro so what I use won’t be any help.) Otto

It’s a recessed circle with a real purpose, if we’re talking about the right upper corner of the keyboard. If that’s it, it’s the Touch ID key. -- Jim Robertson

No I have not I will do that when I go back in Jeannie [email protected]> wrote:

I found out the if I hold those keys down for 15 seconds it will work<but the I need to use my password to open again,even though I have used settings to say no passwords. If I go to the apple menu I

I am running a much older macOS, Catalina, which still has Sys Prefs, instead of Settings, so this is just a shot in the dark. Try reassigning the keyboard shortcuts for that task. That task is not

Sorry, I just realized it was the same thing you were already trying. Have you tried restarting the iMac? PatSent from iPad Pro

Try this and let us know if it works: Option–Command–Media Eject keys for 1.5 seconds Pat