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When I connect both of them (Bluetooth keyboard and Bluetooth mouse ) ,half of my keyboard type wrong or not working .But when I turn off the “Assistive Touch “ my Bluetooth keyboard work very well . Do someone’s know how to fix it ? thanks
iPad, iOS 13
Ok so I’ve found a previous thread which has completley sorted the issue; https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250675981
the comment your looking for says;
“Ok just figured it out, you add the Magic Mouse via Accessibility > Switch Control > Switches >Bluetooth Devices and make sure the make sure the "Mouse key'" is turned off inside AssistiveTouch.”
Ive followed this and now I’m able to use the keyboard and mouse as expected. Hope this works for you also.
Ok so I’ve found a previous thread which has completley sorted the issue; https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250675981
the comment your looking for says;
“Ok just figured it out, you add the Magic Mouse via Accessibility > Switch Control > Switches >Bluetooth Devices and make sure the make sure the "Mouse key'" is turned off inside AssistiveTouch.”
Ive followed this and now I’m able to use the keyboard and mouse as expected. Hope this works for you also.
I’m also having this issue. Half the keyboard wants to control the pointer. I’m using apples own Magic Mouse and magic keyboard. The way it was promoted with iPad OS was you could use your keyboard and mouse and the iPad was more just a monitor. Anyone successfully done this?
ipados ：Bluetooth keyboard and Bluetooth mouse problem
