I have a weird effect in my dual- boot laptop. The laptop has built-in
Bluetooth, which has always worked perfectly on Kubuntu, but failed to
be identified by Windows (as reported earlier). I bought a TP-Link
Bluetooth Adapter and everything worked fine in Windows, but in Linux,
the mouse, was shown paired and connected, but didn't work. I deleted
the original pairing and re-paired, resulting in a working mouse in Windows.
However, back in Windows, the mouse was shown paired and connected, but
no longer worked! I deleted the original pairing and re-paired,
resulting in a working mouse in Windows again. Each time I booted into
the other OS, I had the same problem.
I've fixed this (temporarily, hopefully) by digging out a wired mouse,
but can anyone explain what is going on? I tried a different Bluetooth
mouse for use in Windows, but the problem still occurs, so I'm assuming
that the BIOS is remembering the mouse, but storing its identity
differently.
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