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Is there the possibility to select multiple Graphics cards? Because I thought it had been done after my request for Asrock X79 Fatal1ty Professional AND Multiple Graphics Cards, but it seems that's not the case ^^ I just would like a way to add line(s) for Graphics Cards setup, so one could add...

Please add ASRock X79 Fatal1ty Professional :) Please also add the possibility to select multiple graphic cards (from 1 to 4)

Ok, so you actually CAN give some time to your BIOS before jumping into bot stage ;) Ok, nice try :thumbup: Too bad it didn't change a thing... :thumbdown: When you say: "So after everything is detected on the initial start-up of the computer, and it shows that I can select the F2 key to enter...

Mmmhhhh... I lost HID Proxy Mode when pairing my Apple Wireless Keyboard into Windows... So I guess the same thing could have happened to you. Or, it could be also that your keyboard doesn't support HID Proxy Mode (unlikely, but who knows...) I did have to go back into OS X, unpair/pair...

Ok, tried to condense info in the first post. Feel free to ask me to modify it the way you'd prefer to see it, or if it lacks some other info.

Mmmhhhh... Maybe I should concentrate more information in the first post of this topic... For example where to find the Pairing Devices with same keys in OSX and Windows Tutorial, and what's going on when you try to pair keyboard in Windows without any drivers, and what to do about it...

Ok, too bad :( As for linking devices across all of your OSes, yes it is ;) Check there -> http://www.tonymacx86.com/general-help/72201-dual-booting-windows-7-mac-mountain-lion-both-magic-trackpad-magic-mouse-bluetooth-setup.html For the Laird, we're already waiting for "planejanez" to report...

Thanks for your having reported what you found :) So, I can leave the Rocketfish RF-MRBTAD on the "non-working" list. Waiting for another report from you so ;) Edit: It seems you made the right choice for several reasons: 1. CSR 8510 Chipset seems to be recognized OOtB by OS X, just by editing...

It seems you're right after all!!! Indeed, my keyboard link key IS 0! (I didn't double-check it, that's done now) And I did NOT reboot into Windows since I have paired my keyboard in OS X, thus having generated a valid link key... What is your BT receiver? To "check" if it does support HID...

Zero key has been used when pairing in Windows in HID mode ;) So, that change is reflected into your OS X installation 'cause now the keyboard uses a zero link key (insecure) and works in HID Mode (which doesn't make any difference at all for such a peripheral as a simple keyboard :)) Now, the...

I have a valid Link Key for my wireless keyboard AND HID Proxy Mode :D So, that seems to go in the same direction as what I mentioned earlier, meaning Key is not relevant for HID Proxy Mode (indeed, security key cannot be used before any driver has been loaded...) What apparently is, is the...

Ah ok, didn't see it! :thumbup: So, you have all zeroes to Keyboard link key... And you still have HID Proxy mode enabled? :think: That's strange... after all maybe not THAT strange... I mean, if the link key was the only thing needed to pair in HID Proxy Mode, then I should've been able to...

Thanks for having dug it up for me :thumbup: So, installing AppleKeyboardInstaller64 DOES make sense. Also the right driver for mou se and/or trackpad. But why BootCamp.msi??? I assume you don't remember what it was needed for? :D Also could you copy/paste this into a terminal and tell me if...

Drivers for the Keyboard??? Where??? That's the thing I'm missing! :D (I really did not find any specific driver for the keyboard... for the magic mouse, sure I did, but NOT the keyboard :-() Mmmmhhh... that's strange anyway, is your link key different from 0? Edit: Ahem... As usually didn't...

Oh BTW, did you do something special to pair your Wireless Keyboard with Windows, or everything was seamless? Could you check please if your checkbox 'HID Driver' is checked in "Bluetooth Device" / "Keyboard" / "Ressources"? THX ;)

Yep, that's the problem, my Windows doesn't seem to want to pair my Wireless Keyboard in HCI Mode. I have to check "HID Driver" in Bluetooth Device Ressources to allow pairing, so in HID Mode, thus giving me the 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 link key which cannot be used to pair in HID...

So, put in another way: 1. Delete then re-add keyboard in OS X 2. Unplug/Replug BT Dongle while in OS X 3. Reboot 4. Enjoy ^^

Now I'm damn sure it's a select mode issue only :headbang: I deleted the keyboard in OS X, then re-added it. I need to explain a little further why I did this. Basically, when you pair your Keyboard in Windows, and install the device with HID Driver, and you get back to OS X, I noticed my link...

Nope, Generic driver was already installed, and I already booted into Windows 7 a few times without nothing happening. This has been only AFTER having paired the Wireless Keyboard in Windows. So, I think (hope) BT dongle firmware has not been updated (!!!) That could also be a selected mode...

Hi folks! So, I did the tutorial to pair Magic Mouse both in Windows and OS X without having to pair them again and again each time I switch OS, but... by pairing also the wireless Keyboard into Windows, it seems I just lost HID Proxy Mode at boot... :banghead: To be clear, before pairing...