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It does not find any devices in Windows. Scenario 2 works thus well, the others not. Instead https://gist.github.com/Mygod/f390aabf53cf1406fc71166a47236ebf/raw/8514b2bd949c1f56a8d922ac284345b489dee871/export-ble-infos.py works perfectly.

This is now the keyboard. Using two devices reduces the number of dual boots. ``` \- bluetooth device: E4:F1:2F:EC:3D:56 - Designer Keyboard * bluetooth device not found in linux. Please...

It worked fine in Windows though before rebooting into Linux

Don't worry too much about it though, as pairing the LE devices works perfectly with https://gist.github.com/Mygod/f390aabf53cf1406fc71166a47236ebf/raw/8514b2bd949c1f56a8d922ac284345b489dee871/export-ble-infos.py

To pair non-LE bluetooth devices (from Linux to Windows), https://github.com/x2es/bt-dualboot works fine. Possibly with this branch https://github.com/Simon128/bt-dualboot also that of LE devices. I wrote [a little summary](https://konfekt.github.io/blog/2023/05/21/bluetooth-sync-keys-windows-linux-dualboot).

Maybe it's worthy of note, though improbable, that this is on Windows 11.

Somehow both the Microsoft Designer Bluetooth keyboard and mouse are working fine under Linux (right now), but neither one of them has an entry `LinkKey` in their `info` file in...

For the time being, https://gist.github.com/Mygod/f390aabf53cf1406fc71166a47236ebf seems to complement `bt-dualboot` well: run `bt-dualboot` after removing the LE devices and then `export-ble-infos.py` to import those.

Try https://github.com/x2es/bt-dualboot/pull/14 by installing `bt-dualboot` via `sudo pip install git+https://github.com/Simon128/bt-dualboot`. If that does not help, as mentioned above, try [export-ble-infos.py](https://konfekt.github.io/blog/2023/05/21/bluetooth-sync-keys-windows-linux-dualboot#low-energy-devices)

It is likely related to https://github.com/x2es/bt-dualboot/pull/14#issuecomment-1646284630 . That's also a place to comment on possible improvements on https://github.com/Simon128/bt-dualboot