Bluetooth Keyboard do not work

Bluetooth Keyboard do not work

TechTablets Forums Teclast Forums X98 Air 3G / Air II – Single and dual boot Bluetooth Keyboard do not work

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  • #12339
    Anonymous
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    • Posts: 4

    Update: In Adnroid it works OK.

    #12341
    Anonymous
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    • Posts: 4

    Ups. Its works…

    #12705
    Chengfeng Xiao
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    GAW, could you please indicate an instruction for how to get the MCDODO bluetooth keyboard working for Win10. I have the same issue. Thanks,

    Chen

    #12794
    Mats Högberg
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    What keyboard you have seems to matter a great deal. Bought a Rapoo E6300 kbd, specifically designed for iPad. Paired fine in both Android and Windows, but never stayed connected for more than a few seconds after pairing – Then impossible to get to connect. Returned it, got another kbd (Linocell – probably a “store brand” – No idea who actually manufactures it) that at least on the box said it should work with Windows, Android and iPad – And it actually did. Paired it up, and it connects and works no problem at all. Has keys for switching the functionality for the different platforms, like what the Home key does, et cetera.

    Rapoo customer support mumbeled something about “incompatible Bluetooth chip sets”, but as I could return it, I didn’t investigate further.

     

    #12965
    Anonymous
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    Thera no instruction. It just started to work, but now it stoped. Now I can not just pair my keyborad and windows…

     

    #39971
    Ben Law
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    Thera no instruction. It just started to work, but now it stoped. Now I can not just pair my keyborad and windows…

    Typical BT keyboard requires a unique passcode (generally 6 to 8 digit) which is generated by the keyboard during the pairing mode when the code appear on the display of your PC for you to type in so the two (keyboard and PC) will pair. Unfortunately this code will change every time you push the pairing button. So using the same keyboard to pair with two different OS in a dual boot system will cause some conflict. I am having a hard time doing that without unpairing and pairing each time I switch the OS.

    Some cheaper (inexpensive) BT mouse generate the same number or using the number digit like 4 or 5 zeros and I have no problem using that mouse with multiple systems but then the connection is not very reliable. That just my limited experience. I wish there is a better way.

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