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#MICROSOFT ARC MOUSE SETUP CANNOT CONTINUE WINDOWS 10#
I solved my Bluetooth Mice issue in Windows 10 Boot Camp as of Feb 2021 with latest macOS Big Sur update by following: Microsoft Bluetooth Protocol Support Driver:ĭriver Files: C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\bthl2cap.sys File Version: 9.15 Location: Location 4097 (Serial HCI Bus - Bluetooth Function)ĭriver Files: C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\BthMini.SYS File Version: 9.15Ĭ:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\bthport.sys File Version: 9.15ĭriver Files: C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\bthenum.sys File Version: 9.15ĭriver Files: C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\.sys File Version: 9.15
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Microsoft Bluetooth Protocol Support Driver
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I have no idea what is generating that code, but no matter what I try I get no where.Īnybody been here before? Are there special Bluetooth drivers for Bootcamp / Windows?Ĭurrent driver info (as displayed in Bootcamp Windows) Device Manager shows four BlueTooth Devices: Now, the add bluetooth system sees the mouse, attempts to add it, but fails consistently at:īluetooth Mouse M557. Via windows device manager, I've removed, added, updated drivers numerous times, all to no avail. I suspect that I need custom Windows bluetooth drivers for Bootcamp (which I presume should come from the Apple BootCamp folks.) I can NOT get the bluetooth system to successfully mate with the same mouse with Bootcamp / Windows 10 on the very same Macbook laptop. Mouse works great on my HP desktop machine loaded with Windows 10. Mouse works great on my MacBook laptop with MacOS. I purchased the Logitech M557 Bluetooth mouse as it seemed to have a great record for robust installation. (To see these instructions with screenshots go here: tinyurl.I'm trying to add a Bluetooth mouse to my Apple Macbook using Win10 on a BootCamp partition. Use the arrow keys to move that cursor between the tiles you already have, then when you type or select another tile to add, it will
(NOTE: you can also click on any tile in the macro Editor line then press an arrow key and a big vertical cursor will appear.
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How To create Macro for 'Alt + tab' or 'Ctrl + tab' (basically, a keyboard short cut as a macro): (To see these instructions with screenshots go here: tinyurl. You can also do the same thing to make 'Ctrl + Tab' by following the above instructions but pressing the 'Ctrl' key instead of selecting the 'Alt' key from the 'Special Keys' line. So now you should have three tiles in this order: 'Alt pressed', 'Tab', 'Alt released' Plus you'll save yourself from wasting 20ms each tile you run the macro!!)ĥ.
(Or you can leave them in - it doesn't matter, I just think it looks neater if you delete them. Do the same thing for the second '10 ms' delay tile to delete it too. Clean up: Click the first '10 ms' delay tile in the macro Editor line then press the delete button on your keyboard to remove it from the macro Editor line. Use the arrow keys to move that cursor between the tiles you already have, then when you type or select another tile to add, itĤ. (If you can't drag it, make sure you have clicked it once to select it, THEN click and drag it to move it) Now click & drag the Tab tile so it sits after the 'Alt pressed' tile, and before the 'Alt released' tile.
Click the 'Tab' tile in the macro Editor line to select it,ģ. (another 10ms delay tile will also appear)ģ. Now choose 'tab' from the 'Special keys' so a 'Tab' tile appears in the macro Editor line. It will now become three tiles: 'Alt pressed', '10ms' delay, 'Alt released'Ģ. Right click on the 'Alt' tile and choose 'Split' from the menu. Choose 'Alt' from the 'Special Keys' line so an 'Alt' tile appears in the macro Editor lineģ. How To create Macro for 'Alt + tab' or 'Ctrl + tab' (basically, a keyboard short cut as a macro): SO I got this working for alt+tab or ctrl+tab by doing the following: Turns out you have to 'Split' the first key you press so you can simultaneously 'press' another key while the first key is still pressed down. This drove me crazy too, especially when I realised we couldn't put a tab in a keyboard short cut!!! All I wanted was to use a custom mouse button to cycle through my browser tabs.
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