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I want to have access to a bluetooth keyboard and a bluetooth mouse connected to my android phone when using windows remote desktop to my pc. Would this work? Would the bluetooth devices need to be compatible with android, windows, or both?
16jacobj
Posted 2019-11-17T19:32:58.997
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this works. I've recently bought an samsung galaxy tab s6 and i use remote desktop to connect to my windows pc at home. I'm using a bluetooth mouse and keyboard right now as I am typing this to you. I have a rapoo bluetooth mouse and a trust mini keyboard, also using bluetooth.
user1113762
Posted 2019-11-17T19:32:58.997
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you can even use the keyboard and mouse directly on the android os. the mouse cursor will pop up and you can type with the keyboard. – user1113762 – 2019-11-18T19:57:49.473
Awesome, thanks! – 16jacobj – 2019-11-18T19:59:05.830
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There are a number of Bluetooth mouse/keyboard combinations (Google for one you like). Then it needs only be compatible with your Android device as that will being controlling your Windows machine via a remote connection.
John
Posted 2019-11-17T19:32:58.997
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This seems logical, but I still fear that somehow the remote desktop software will break this. It would be really cool if someone could confirm that this works. – 16jacobj – 2019-11-17T19:47:35.330
You would have to "pair" your BT keyboard and your BT mouse with each - Windows RDP and Android. But you have to decide which one if they are at the same location. I haven't practical experience, so others may add useful information on how to to this. – zx485 – 2019-11-17T23:13:02.420