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Thank you, reconnected my keyboard to the imac. tks!
Thank you!!!! Thank you!!! It worked!!!
Thanks! PUSHING IN the Power Button while on (in the green position) worked perfectly on both my wireless mouse and wireless keyboard.
Worked the treat mate!! Like you said secret is to hold the power button. I paired it on a restart no worries. Newer iMac with about a 2009 Apple keyboard.
Thanks a bunch!!
worked like a dream after struggling with other advisors online – thank you soooo much
This worked for me!! Thank you! I was worried I’d have to buy a new one but this worked the first time I tried it really appreciate the tip
Cheers mate! if we just followed the instructions on support.apple.com we should buy a new one. they don t mention this procedure but they give you totally useless instructions to finally say that maybe the keyboard has to be substituted. thanks a lot
I have a 2011 keyboard and it worked great. Thanks
Once or twice a year I refer back to this post, worked again! I also find muttering a few choice Anglo-Saxon words help!
Hope you’re still enjoying your mobile life?
Thanks again and all the best
Jim
i Have a 2011 wireless keyboard and holding the power button down worked for me. Thanks!
Thank you for providing the information here. I’m using an A1255 keyboard, and holding down the power button just powers off the keyboard. I’m in an office, so I have 25+ computers and that many iPhones and iPads to check. SOLUTION: Press the volume up button until you hear one of the other Macs beeping. Worked like charm!
Many thanks!! This post was the first Pairing instruction I’ve found that states you need to keep the keyboard power button pressed through the process, until the Pairing Code prompt. I had been going nuts trying to pair it up and see it find, then lose my keyboard over and over again.
This was helpful, but I think my keyboard needed to be “unpaired” from the other device. I turned bluetooth off on the other device, and then this worked. You might want to remind people to do that before starting your procedures.
Fantastic post. Did the trick for me when trying to get my Wireless keyboard set up after upgrading to macOS Mojave. Thanks Dave!
Hooray! Thanks to your information, I was able to get my magic keyboard to be recognized by my computer again! I am so grateful! Especially, since I am the non computer literate person in my family.
Thank you! I couldn’t get my keyboard to connect after upgrading my memory on my Mac Pro. Your instruction was easy to follow and worked like a charm. Thanks again
Thank you, thank you! Your “Resetting the Firmware” instructions worked like a dream, first time – a great end to a totally frustrating day.
My keyboard is so old and well-worn from being carried around all the time that most of the writing has rubbed off the bottom, but I think the model number is A1314. Hope that is useful information for you.
Hello, just wanted to say thank you! Holding the button and switching of the bluetooth of my mobile that disturb was the two things I learned from you.
I am so grateful. It worked! Tank you!
Worked great. Thank you so so so much! Dumbass Apple support says nothing helpful ever. My model number is A1314 copyright says 2009 Apple inc. hope this helps.