Why does Windows 10 throw an authentication error without even providing a prompt to enter a passcode? I simply can't right click on a Bluetooth device when it appears in the pairing window and make changes to any advanced settings like I did in Windows 7 to pair the device.ĭoes anyone know a way to pair this keyboard on Windows 10? Is there a way to go back to classic Windows user interface temporarily to do this similar to in Windows 7? The big problem in Windows 10 is that I can no longer do this because of the Metro UI. However, in Windows 7 I can get around this by right clicking on the device before it pairs and then ticking the un-ticked option "Drivers for keyboard, mice, etc (HID)" which is un-ticked by default and pressing OK.Īfter this step, Windows installs some HID drivers and the keyboard works perfectly! I get an error message saying "Adding this device failed because of an authentication error." Similar thing happens in Windows 7 when I try to pair this device over Bluetooth.
Try adding your keyboard again." The issue is the pairing process never asks for the passcode in the first When I try to pair my Apple Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard on Windows 10, I get the following error message saying "That passcode isn't right.
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