So it now appears that it is expecting me to type in a PIN that my Win10 phone previously briefly gave me,īut for which I do not remember and had no means to record. The problem is that I have previously attempted to pair my Win10 mobile device and the pairing process timed out before I was able to enter the PIN. I also attempted to connect the device to my Win10 laptop and it also generated PIN number (see attached image). As I noted before, when I connected to an Android device, it generated a PIN. I had purchased a Logitech Bluetooth Keyboard a couple months back and that one did the same thing Can anyone. However, despite not being listed under Bluetooth & other devices, the devices is being treated by my phone as if it is already paired and is simply asking I have a Gigabyte S1080 running Win 8 and when I tried to connect the Microsoft Wedge Bluetooth Keyboard it will Discover the device but when I attempt to connect it just fails.

The device is NOT currently listed as a under 'Bluetooth & other devices', so it can't be removed. As I stated before 'i t appears that I need to wipe out the Win10 device's previous association with the BT keyboard so that IĬan start the pairing process again, but I cannot find any documentation on how to do that.' Although it has shortcut keys for Windows 8/RT, the Wedge also works with Android and iOS tablets, and, if anything, its a better partner with non-Microsoft tablets, since Microsofts Surface includes both a kickstand and an integrated keyboard cover. Set up Choose OS mode Auto pairing mode Pair your Universal Mobile Keyboard with your device: Windows Settings > Change PC Settings > PC and Devices > Bluetooth. These solutions were already readily available in other documentation and did not work. 10 for one of these seems like a great deal.

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