Copy script to second device, make sure to update the blueutil_folder correctly.Enter script (notice my shell is zsh, so if yours is different either install it or update command to fit your shell, such as 'if' statement of parenthesis):.In automator Create new automation of type 'Application'.
Run blueutil -paired and identify device address, this is the device id used below, just substitute '-' with ':' (e.g 40:e6:4b:8d:52:12).Install blue util (can be done via 'bower install blueutil').This works by installing blueutil and creating an identical automator script on both devices: Select it, and Add the PIN by typing it from your Apple Keyboard and Press Enter.Well, after much playing around I was able to find something that is pretty close.Your device will be listed in the next screen.Under “Add a Device” window, select “Bluetooth”.Click on “Add Bluetooth or Other Device”.Turn on the keyboard and you will see the indicator flashing.Go to Bluetooth and Other Devices Settings by Navigate it from Start > Type in Bluetooth, and select the Bluetooth and Other Devices Settings.In Windows 10 Pro version 2004, adding Bluetooth devices, including Apple’s is much easier. You will be prompted a PIN number, enter it using your Apple Magic Keyboard and press return.Your Apple Magic Keyboard should be on the list, select that.On windows, go to bluetooth system settings press Windows Logo on your keyboard and type “Bluetooth and other devices settings”.Windows 11 has an easier way to sync the Apple Wireless Keyboard. While I was fixing my Razer Blackwidow keyboard, I want to keep my PC operating, so I tried to connect the Apple Wireless Keyboard to my Windows 11 PC. Last Updated: Octo| Reading Time: 3 minutes
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