I've had the bluetooth optical mouse and keyboard working
fine for awhile now. A month or two ago I had to stop
using the keyboard because, even though it says its there
in the wireless dialog, i cant seem to use it ^o). I
think this is weird though, because the mouse works like
a charm.

Any suggestions?

Bumping this
>-----Original Message-----
>I've had the bluetooth optical mouse and keyboard
working
>fine for awhile now. A month or two ago I had to stop
>using the keyboard because, even though it says its
there
>in the wireless dialog, i cant seem to use it ^o). I
>think this is weird though, because the mouse works like
>a charm.
>
>Any suggestions?
>.
>

Have you tried to remove the keyboard from the wireless link and
re-establish a link?

Sitaraman

"Phil Coyne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I've had the bluetooth optical mouse and keyboard working
> fine for awhile now. A month or two ago I had to stop
> using the keyboard because, even though it says its there
> in the wireless dialog, i cant seem to use it ^o). I
> think this is weird though, because the mouse works like
> a charm.
>
> Any suggestions?

Yep. It says that its authenticated but then doesn't do anything if I press the buttons. I'm stumped as its doing it with two keyboards now

----- Sitaraman wrote: ----

Have you tried to remove the keyboard from the wireless link an
re-establish a link

Sitarama

"Phil Coyne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in messag
news:0a8b01c42584$4ff762a0$(E-Mail Removed)..
> I've had the bluetooth optical mouse and keyboard workin
> fine for awhile now. A month or two ago I had to sto
> using the keyboard because, even though it says its ther
> in the wireless dialog, i cant seem to use it ^o).
> think this is weird though, because the mouse works lik
> a charm
>> Any suggestions

Ok, it seems to be working now. I had to enable to services it was offering

Next problem, if I take my ps/2 keyboard out and try and boot the computer, it tells me there's a problem with it. Any way to disable this?

Nice that you got it working.
Unfortunately you need the PS/2 keyboard connected for BIOS and startup as
the BT keyboard loads only after the OS loads.
You can leave it connected and not use it....simplest solution.
Sitaraman

"Phil" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Ok, it seems to be working now. I had to enable to services it was
offering.
>
> Next problem, if I take my ps/2 keyboard out and try and boot the
computer, it tells me there's a problem with it. Any way to disable this?