If not, I'll need to see if I can fix this with some PowerShell scripting or something. Open the Start menu and select Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices. You should find the power switch on the top-right edge of the device.

Two UB500 cannot pair with each other.Please also note that existing internal Bluetooth function needs to be. Some PC keyboards will connect to Mac systems using Bluetooth. Click the option that says either Magic Keyboard or Apple Wireless Keyboard, depending on which model you have, and click the grey button that says Pair. UB500 is for PC use only so PS4/Xbox controllers could be used on PC, and is not to be used directly on Xbox/PS4. Same thing needs to be done when I switch back to my Surface Book 2.Īre there any other people having the same 'issue'? (And that have a fix for this.) Turn your Magic Keyboard on, and then off. If you have the Apple Keyboard 2 which has the Lightning port on the back of the keyboard, all you need to do is connect the USB -> Lightning cord to the computer and it will just like a normal wired keyboard. Operating Temperature-0-40 (32 -104)NOTE: UB500 is not compatible with Mac, Linux, TV, or Windows 8. But switching the keyboard between devices is always such a hassle.Įven though the keyboard is still 'Paired' in the Bluetooth device list, I always need to remove it and re-pair it with the new laptop. I also work at home sometimes, using my monitor, keyboard and mouse. But it seems like it's made by a different company: No recharging, not managed in the 'Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center' App and the most important feature for me. I love the mouse: It has a button and led to switch between devices, you can recharge it with the included cable and you can configure it with the 'Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center' App. Last year I bought a Microsoft surface mouse and keyboard to accessorize my Surface Book 2 setup.

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