I need a new dongle as i broke mine, did buy a belkin bluetooth dongle buy only works on the keyboard the mice works for 5min then disconnect's. does any1 know where i can get a new microsoft dongle
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The Acer KG-0973 is an RF keyboard that originally came with a wireless mouse and USB dongle. Both the mouse and USB dongle are needed to pair the keyboard to your computer.
I'm afraid you'l have to repurchase a new set of USB dongle and mouse. Dongle of another wireless mouse is not compatible with a mouse not paired with it from babric.
Google has recently released a new OS update which has made Bluetooth keyboards nonfunctional with any tablet running Android 4.3. A new patch for the operating system should be released from Google soon, which will restore Bluetooth keyboard functionality. At this time we strongly discourage updating your OS if you intend to use a Bluetooth keyboard with your Android tablet.
This from the Belkin site.
For non bluetooth you can synchronise the mouse and keyboard with laptop dongle by pressing synchronise button on bottom side of keyboard or mouse and also on the dongle.A steady green light indicates synchronisation. For bluetooth check regular bluetooth settings.
no, unless if your mouse is a bluetooth one you could on the internet search the internet and find a bluetooth USB dongle, buy it and open it`s software if it comes whith any and search for bluetooth devices and select your mouse
This isn't a fun solution - the best thing I've come across is to hit both reset buttons (on the computer, and on the keyboard) until both are flashing - pull up your bluetooth settings (from control panel (I've got mine shortcutted into my task bar)), then disconnect the keyboard, and search for a new item - after the computer finds a new keyboard, connect using a new pairing code.
While this might not be the best solution, it works for me, and I don't know of a better one, or quicker!
keep the dongle for possible future use. YES! you can use the built in bluetooth card on your computer, just right-click the bluetooth icon at the bottom right corner of you screen on the system tray and choose add device, then a wizard should pop-up. follow the on screen instruction (very straight forward) you might have to press the bluetooth buttons on the keyboard and mouse for the computer to locate or find the devices. then just add them up.
You can order the USB for $10.00 on the website. Also you can return the entire product to the store you purchased it from and they might replace it. I broke mine and tech support sent me another free of charge. I thought it would take too long for delivery so I returned mine to CompUSA and they exchanged it wihtout a hassle. I recently broke mine again(girlfriend dropped the laptop with the USB attached) two days ago and I am trying to find the extra one tech support sent otherwise I will order one for $10 this time around. Hopefully this helped you out some.
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