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I was given an apple wireless keyboard as a gift and it is paired with my I Pad 2, I want it to pair with my daughters I Pad air/4 when I try it automatically pairs with mine and not hers, anyone can give me suggestions on how to pair the keyboard with her I pad.
Wireless keyboard-OTHER, iOS 7.0.4
You will need to delete it from your system first. Bluetooth devices may only be connected with one thing at a time (for obvious reasons).
Barry
Hi Barry,
how do I delete it from an I pad 2 system, would you mind explaining the steps.
Appreciate it.
George
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Sorry, I did not read your post carefully and gave you what would need to be done with a Mac.
I have never paired a Bluetooth device with my iPad, so I am fishing.
This article will tell you how to unpair the KB (click on "how to stop using...")
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4111
Barry
Hey, Barry.
Thanks the link worked, for anyone else joining this is what you do.
Thanks again Barry
You can stop using a Bluetooth accessory by either turning off the accessory, or turning off Bluetooth on iPad.
Unpairing a Bluetooth accessory
If you've paired iPad with an accessory that you no longer wish to use, you can unpair the accessory.
From the Home screen choose Settings > Bluetooth2. If Bluetooth isn't on, turn it on.
Choose the accessory and tap Forget this Device.
Wireless keyboard
