Microsoft Designer keyboard won't pair or work

php Xiaobian Xigua will introduce to you how to solve the problem of Microsoft Designer keyboard not pairing or working. Sometimes, when we try to connect this beautifully designed keyboard, we may encounter some issues, such as not being able to pair or the keyboard stopping working. In this case, we can try some simple solutions to solve the problem to ensure that the keyboard works properly. Here are some possible solutions for your reference.

Why won’t my Microsoft Wireless Keyboard connect?

If your Microsoft Wireless Keyboard isn't working, first check and replace the battery. But there could be other reasons, such as: connection issues, driver errors, or keyboard hardware failure.

Bluetooth Compatibility Issues Interference caused by other devices Outdated or damaged Bluetooth devices Physical damage to the keyboard

Fix an issue where the Microsoft Designer Keyboard does not pair or work

If the Microsoft Designer Keyboard does not pair with a Windows computer or Not working, please follow the suggestions below to fix it:

Check if your device is compatible with Bluetooth 4.0 Try connecting the keyboard to another computer Run the Bluetooth troubleshooter Update the keyboard driver Check the battery of the keyboard Check if the keyboard is physically damaged

Now, let’s look at these in detail.

1]Check if your device is compatible with Bluetooth 4.0

First check if your computer supports Bluetooth 4.0. Otherwise, it will not connect with the Microsoft Designer keyboard.

2] Try connecting the keyboard to another computer

If your Microsoft Designer keyboard doesn't pair or work, the problem may be with your computer. You can try connecting the keyboard to another computer to determine if it's the keyboard or the computer that's at fault. If the keyboard works fine on other devices, then you need to troubleshoot your computer.

3]Run the Bluetooth Troubleshooter

When the keyboard is connected via Bluetooth, run the Bluetooth Troubleshooter on your computer. That’s it:

Press the Windows key I to open Settings. Scroll down and select Troubleshooting > Additional troubleshooting. Click Run next to Bluetooth. Once the process is completed, restart your device to see if the error is resolved.

4]Update Device Drivers

Next, make sure to update all drivers to the latest version. Outdated or corrupt drivers can prevent your Microsoft Designer keyboard from pairing or working properly. Please try updating the device driver and check if the issue is resolved. Here are the steps:

Open Settings and navigate to Update & Security >Windows Update. Just below it, look for the clickable link – View optional updates. Under "Driver Updates" a list of updates will be available, which you can choose to install if you encounter issues manually.

You can also use the Intel Driver and Support Assistant to install the latest Intel drivers and AMD driver auto-detection to install the latest AMD drivers.

5]Check the keyboard’s batteries

The Microsoft Designer keyboard requires two AAA batteries to function properly. If these batteries are low or drained, the keyboard may have pairing issues. Insert a new battery and see if the error is fixed.

6] Check your keyboard for physical damage

Finally, if none of these suggestions help, check your Microsoft Designer Keyboard for physical damage. If the keyboard is damaged for any reason, it may malfunction.

I hope these suggestions are helpful to you.

How to make the Microsoft Designer keyboard discoverable?

To make the Microsoft Designer keyboard discoverable, slide the bottom switch. The keyboard will now enter pairing mode and the LED light will start blinking.

How to fix unresponsive wireless keyboard?

If your wireless keyboard becomes unresponsive, replace the battery or recharge it (if rechargeable). However, if this doesn't help, try plugging the receiver back in.

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