OMG..yes it worked!
Funny that the MS Agent didn't suggest this.
Bluetooth Keyboard PIN
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I am having the same issue; namely, when I try to pair my keyboard (to a Win10 Mobile device) it sees the keyboard (Listing it as a "Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard, Input") as available to pair. When I touch on the keyboard to pair and it asks for the pin. I do not know the PIN and there is no default PIN for the device. (I attempted to pair the Keyboard to an Android device, the Android device generated a new PIN and I entered that and it works with that device).
It appears that I need to wipe out the Win10 device's previous association with the BT keyboard so that I can start the pairing process again, but I cannot find any documentation on how to do that.
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Anonymous
2019-11-05T01:23:28+00:00 Thank you! This worked like a charm. kind of obvious but not really right?
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Anonymous
2019-11-04T17:21:01+00:00 This works. Tried and tested on an X-Folding Touch Pro keyboard. You have to do it quick though. Thank you for this. Your answer is better than the moderator's. You will be the next Bill Gates
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Anonymous
2019-11-01T18:09:54+00:00 Works for me, too!
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Anonymous
2019-11-01T07:17:29+00:00 Hey maybe you can try this, just work on mine laptop
HKEY_USERS/.DEFAULT/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Bluetooth/ExceptionDBIf you see the ‘Addrs’ folder, expand it. If you see any keys/folders under it, simply select it and delete them. The keys below that key represent the MAC address of the Bluetooth devices.