- From the desktop, press Alt+F2 to launch the Run Application window.
- Type: gnome-terminal then press Enter. Gnome Terminal will display.
- At the terminal prompt, type: sudo gedit /etc/default/bluez-utils then press Enter. Gedit (simple text editor) will open and display the bluez-utils file.
- Locate the line:
HIDD_ENABLED=0and change it to:HIDD_ENABLED=1. - Place the mouse in discoverable mode by pressing the grey button on the bottom (the scroll wheel will light-up blue).
Try replacing the batteries if the wheel does not light-up. - Return to the terminal and type: sudo hcitool scan then press Enter. The result should be similar to: 00:0A:3A:06:96:B4 BT500
- In the terminal, type: sudo hidd --connect 00:0A:3A:06:96:B4 and press Enter.
You must ensure that the device is still discoverable. The mouse should now be paired.