Instead right-click the device in the “Add Bluetooth Devices” display and click “Properties” go to the Services tab and a box should show for the drivers. You can get around this behaviour by adding the device but once it is detected do not click “next”. The mouse still (fortunately) has the option to work without a passkey so can be used in both boots. You either have to go through the chore of uninstalling/reinstalling it, or use an old wired KB that you may have lying around. We all know that a passkey is important for security reasons, but Microsoft in their wisdom never dreant of dual boot scenarios, therefore you can’t have a passkey in both XP and Vista. The latest Vista build 5536 will only allow your keyboard to be added to the Bluetooth devices using a passkey. This entry was tagged with bugs, drivers, vista by NeoSmart Technologies.įor anyone using Microsoft Keyboard Elite for Bluetooth.
Drag and drop intellipoint.ini over oemsetup.exe wait ten minutes, then go to CP -> Mouse and have a little look see.Download intellipoint.ini from our servers.Open Windows Explorer, go to C:\Program Files\Microsoft IntelliPoint 5.x\IPoint\SETUP, and find “oemsetup.exe”.Run setup, it will extract the files and folders to C:\Program Files\Microsoft IntelliPoint 5.x\.Grab the latest version of the Microsoft IntelliPoint software.There’s a new version of IntelliPoint & IntelliType out that addresses this issue!
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