krutobuild.blogg.se - Windows 10 boot camp bluetooth

Uninstalled and reinstalled the Options software.

I have done these to solve the issue, but nothing worked. It seems to take a little bit longer for it to become unresponsive (around 45 seconds), but the problem is still there. So, I tested that hypothesis by constantly moving the mouse after reconnected. I also noticed that it happens if I stop moving the cursor or taking my hand off the mouse. Works for a few seconds (maybe like 15 seconds), and then stopped working even in settings it says “Connected”. I unpaired and reconnected them back, but the same thing still happens. I opened Bluetooth settings and I can see the MX Master 2S is still “Connected”, but the mouse was not responsive. Looked fine at first, but I realised the mouse become unresponsive after a few seconds connected. I booted into Windows 10 and set ‘Option 3’ for Bluetooth connection to the Windows 10 partition. Same thing here, installed the Options software and everything works as how they should be.Īfter that, back to my Macbook Pro. I also own an old iMac, but its Bluetooth is not compatible with the MX Master, so I have to use the unifying receiver, which I set for ‘Option 2’.

Installed the Options software and everything works perfectly, no issues at all. I own a Macbook Pro 13-inch with Touch Bar (mid-2017), which I dual booted and installed Windows 10 via Boot Camp alongside the Mac OS X (High Sierra).Īfter getting my MX Master 2S, I set the 'Option 1' to connect to the Mac OS X via Bluetooth. In the next screen a number will be displayed (ex: 76728282), you enter that number in the keyboard and press enter.Hi.Select and click next, keep pressing the green button.When in discovery mode, you keep pressing the on/off button, soon you’ll see the option “Keyboard” in the “Add a BlueTooth Device” discovery screen.Click “Add a BlueTooth Device” (search).There is only one button and one light, no obvious reset buttons or there is nothing in the forum explaining this. As soon as I click the on/off button, it stays on for couple of seconds and switches itself off. The second problem, the green light in the keyboard was not flashing (discoverable mode). In my case there was a warning sign, I simply uninstalled it and did a hardware scan, which corrected the problem. You can easily verify it by searching “Device Manager” and checking under the section “Blue Tooth Radios”. Luckily I had one, the driver was not installed properly.

There was no option to “Add BlueTooth Device”, when I searched. The first problem I’ve faced, I was not sure whether my MacBook Pro had any built in BlueTooth radio. I’m actually typing this blog post using the Apple wireless keyboard paired to my MacBook Pro running Windows 7 via BootCamp. It’s not documented anywhere and no mention about this in the forums. I pretty much gave up at one point this is not going to work.