Windows 10: Autopairing Bluetooth Designer Keyboard on awaken

I own an HP desktop running Windows 10. I thought it would be a brilliant idea to buy a designer mouse and keyboard. Both, after using the mouse only for a few minutes or after awakening the PC from a sleep state (not a restart) the keyboard acts up, tying up the computer and the mouse for a few seconds if I try to use it. It can take minutes of me fiddling with the keyboard for it to finally work properly, if I am not forced to restart the PC. It lists as paired, but yet I am unable to use it.


It makes the system practically unusable. This has been going on from day one.


The PC is an HP Pavillion Power Desktop 580-137c.

I am using Realtek Bluetooth 4.2 drivers.

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Can pair new Microsoft Designer Bluetooth keyboard - but not connect

Hi

I just bought a new Microsoft Designer Bluetooth desktop keyboard to use with my Dell XPS 15 9530.

I'm running Windows 10 and I'm able to pair the keyboard by going to settings and adding and adding a new bluetooth device. It prompts me to type in the passkey on the keyboard and press enter.

After doing so, the device is added to the device list and after (very briefly) being listed as "Connected" it switches to be listed as "Paired".

In this state, the keyboard doesn't respond to any input - even after power cycling it. The keyboard even keeps blinking in the Esc-key as if it's still ready to pair.

I've reset the Bluetooth adapter, run the troubleshooter and made sure that all of my drivers are up to date. Nothing helps.

Any good suggestions?

 

Unable to connect Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Desktop keyboard and mouse.

Dear All,

I have just got my set of Microsoft Keyboard and Mouse Designer as well.

yes indeed it can be quite tricky.....

the best option I personally recommend is :

1. Go to your device manager

2. Under Bluetooth, scroll down the list of devices present there.

3. Perform a manual driver update (right click every single device) for all items there.

4. Restart your PC.

5. Discover your Microsoft Designer Bluetooth mouse and keyboard (before the update in Step 3, I have removed all the Microsoft designer mouse and keyboard drivers / removed the devices). - this time round, it should connect.

I am using a Lenovo Thinkpad T450s on Windows 10 64 bit using the Intel Bluetooth LE generic hardware.

hope this helps folks....

 

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