Are you sure you're following the instructions I linked to exactly? NOTE: The instructions DO NOT tell you hit hit the "pair" button in the "Bluetooth keyboard" control panel. Just select "Generic 105-key PC" and then close that control panel. Then open up the "Bluetooth" control panel (under "Connectivity"). Make sure Bluetooth is on and visible; then hit the "Devices button", then hit "new", and then turn press the ctrl+fn+fn.

Sorry if this is indeed how you're going about it. I just know that it was confusing to be told NOT to hit "pair" under "bluetooth keyboard."

On Step 5, is it checked as visible? Have you tried rebooting it? gah.. I hate treating the N800 like a winblows pc... Can you pair it with your phone?

Bummer, I got excited for a moment, I followed your directions to the T, and I get "No Devices Found"

I've paired the N800 with my LG Envy cell phone for DUN. I've paired this keyboard with my LG Envy and used it to add a contact. So... I just don't get it.

Tom

Sorry Tom. Maybe a re-flash is in order. Don't worry, I'm contemplating doing the same because of this problem.

In solidarity!,

lm2

I wish it were that simple, I've reflashed several times with previous OS versions.
Tom

Really am sorry Tom.

I just connected with the following steps:

1. Select Bluetooth from the Connectivity section of Control panel (NOT Bluetooth keyboard under General)
2. Check Bluetooth On and Press the Devices button
3. Press the New button
4. Press Ctrl + left Fn + right Fn buttons for 3 seconds (see green light flashing)
5. Wait for device to be "found" in Select a device window. Select it and press OK
6. remember 4 digit code and press OK
7. Hold down green Fn button on keyboard and type in the 4 digit code
8. let go of Green Fn button and press Enter key

that worked for me

Did all that over and over, green light flashes on the keyboard, N800 reports "No Devices Found".
Tom