Solved Pair Bluetooth Mouse without mouse

[dexter7d]

Hi.
Windows 7 64bit

I've got wireless keyboard which works fine but I am unable to pair a mouse using keyboard. I've managed to acces the window where you find a new device, its finding my mouse but the Enter button on the new device doesn't do a mouse click. Instead it gives a error sound and I cant pair a mouse!
How to do this without buiyng another wired mouse in order to pair the wireless one.
Can you do it via command line?
Id be grateful for your help.

 

[Paul Black]

Hi dexter7d, welcome to Seven Forums,

When you found the mouse in device manager did it have a yellow triangle against it?
Have you looked on the manufactorers website to make sure you have the latest drivers?

I hope this helps!

 

[dexter7d]

Hi dexter7d, welcome to Seven Forums,

When you found the mouse in device manager did it have a yellow triangle against it?
Have you looked on the manufactorers website to make sure you have the latest drivers?

I hope this helps!

No yellow triangles. Drivers installed. I need to pair a new device only. Its found in new devices window. I need to click on the.new device. How? Via command line?

 

[Paul Black]

Hi dexter7d,

You ight find this link useful:

Pair A Bluetooth Device With Windows 7

I hope this helps!

 

[dexter7d]

Hi dexter7d,

You ight find this link useful:

Pair A Bluetooth Device With Windows 7

I hope this helps!

I would like to appreciate your help but you are not reading what I say.
On the attached picture from the website you have just given me you can see" add a device" window. Thats where I get stuck. On that very screen. I cant click the next button as you have to click on the new device you want to pair first..And even if I highlight the new device (my mouse) the "Next" button is still inactive...

 

[Barman58]

If you can see the Mouse simply use the keyboard arrow keys and Tab / Shift Tab to select the device and then enter to accept it

 

[dexter7d]

If you can see the Mouse simply use the keyboard arrow keys and Tab / Shift Tab to select the device and then enter to accept it

I've tried it obviously. As I SAID ABOVE it doesn't work. The "Enter" button doesn't click the new device.

 

[Barman58]

so the arrow keys are not moving the highlight that shows the current position (where the mouse cursor would normally be) ? and neither does the Tab or Shift Tab key ?

If this is the case then your windows appears to be locked or is faulty as these are standard functions that have applied since windows 1.0

 

[Paul Black]

Hi dexter7d,

Have you not got a USB mouse that you could use just to perform this one task?

 

[Barman58]

You could also activate Mouse Keys with ALT + Left SHIFT + NUM LOCK at the same time. Note that you have to use the left SHIFT key as the right one will not work.


Usage
windows-7-use-mouse-keys-to-move-mouse-pointer

 

[dexter7d]

so the arrow keys are not moving the highlight that shows the current position (where the mouse cursor would normally be) ? and neither does the Tab or Shift Tab key ?

If this is the case then your windows appears to be locked or is faulty as these are standard functions that have applied since windows 1.0

The arrow keys move. It does highlight the new device I want to pair but it doesnt accept the Enter to go to the next screen.

 

[dexter7d]

Hi dexter7d,

Have you not got a USB mouse that you could use just to perform this one task?

If I had it I would not ask for help

 

[dexter7d]

You could also activate Mouse Keys with ALT + Left SHIFT + NUM LOCK at the same time. Note that you have to use the left SHIFT key as the right one will not work.


Usage
windows-7-use-mouse-keys-to-move-mouse-pointer

This might work... I'll try it in 1 hour when I'm back home.

 

[Barman58]

There is also a long manual method to turn on mouse keys which is described/mentioned on my previous link but the Three key shortcut is best (it may not work if you have the function specifically disabled - but he default is set to active so should be fine

 

[dexter7d]

There is also a long manual method to turn on mouse keys which is described/mentioned on my previous link but the Three key shortcut is best (it may not work if you have the function specifically disabled - but he default is set to active so should be fine

Thank you. It worked I've got my mouse finally.

 

[Barman58]

glad to Help