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HP Pavilion All-in-One - 27
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Hello,

 

I have bought a HP Pavillon AiO and on this pc the mouse and keyboard are connected without any USB-dongle and also not via Bluetooth. Apparently there is something build-in on this pc which communicates with the mouse and keyboard. Actually this is not bad at all, since the pc only has 3 slots for USB, so not much and this fills up very quickly.

 

Because I need to use a special ergonomic mouse and keyboard I want to connect my own mouse and keyboard and use the HP ones on another pc.

 

But I cannot find anywhere how to disconnect the HP devices and connect them on another pc and also how to connect my own devices on the HP. Do I really have to use one of the slots for connecting my own devices to the HP?

 

Is there anybody here who has experience with this and who can help me out?

 

Thanks!

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>  the mouse and keyboard are connected without any USB-dongle and also not via Bluetooth.

 

There must be SOME wireless communication between the devices and the computer. What could it be?

 

Open the Windows "Device Manager", to see if it really is using BlueTooth, and to see which USB devices are in-use by Windows.

 

> I need to use a special ergonomic mouse and keyboard I want to connect my own mouse and keyboard.

 

Does your computer have a built-in BlueTooth adapter? Does your keyboard/mouse have BlueTooth support?

 

> Do I really have to use one of the slots for connecting my own devices to the HP?

 

Would a "USB Hub",  such as: 

https://www.amazon.ca/Adapter-Degrees-Connector-Notebook-Laptop/dp/B085T4Z541/ref=sr_1_3

 

for $1.99, plus shipping, be what you want, to add more USB ports?

 

and use the HP ones on another pc.

 

If the keyboard & mouse use BlueTooth, it should be easy to "pair" them with a different PC.

 

I cannot find anywhere how to disconnect the HP devices

 

On your computer, just "unpair" the current BlueTooth keyboard/mouse, to tell Windows to stop communicating with the devices.

 

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Bonjour
le mieux serait d' avoir le modèle exacte de l' ordinateur @Hehoo 
Parfois, il y a un dongle usb, integré, mais accessible ou peut être pas !
Donc si possible pas de problème il faudra retirer le dongle, afin de pouvoir connecter le tout à un autre ordinateur
Malheureusement il me semble avoir déjà vu que l' on en pouvait pas acceder à ce dongle, où ce n'était pas bien précisé !

ex:

https://support.hp.com/fr-fr/document/c04092140

https://support.hp.com/fr-fr/document/c03299607

Hello
the best would be to have the exact model of the computer @Hehoo 
Sometimes there is a usb dongle, integrated, but accessible or maybe not!
So if possible no problem, you will have to remove the dongle, in order to be able to connect everything to another computer
Unfortunately it seems to me to have already seen that we could not access this dongle, where it was not well specified!

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@Itsmyname When I check my devices it says HID-Mouse on USB connection. See photo, sorry, in Dutch but it shows clearly USB.

60ae051d8bf94-Schermopname_%2874%29

 

No, my other mouse and keyboard are also USB, unfortunately. And yes, a hub would be a solution, even more because it would offer more connections. I will surely have a look at that!

 

@ prométhée Numero de modèle c'est 1T0A9EA#ABF. Et oui, j'ai bien régardé, il n'y a aucun dongle externe dans mon ordi, alors moi je crains aussi que le dongle USB est intern. Mais est-ce que ça veut dire alors que il n'y a aucun possibilité de connecter une autre paire de souris/clavier sur ce dongle? Et en plus, en effet je peux "jeter" le souris et clavier de HP parce que ils ne marchent pas avec des autres manières de connections sur un autre ordi? Pas très écologique! 😞

 

Modelnumber is 1T0A9EA#ABF. Yes, I have checked very well, there is no USB dongle externally connected at my pc, so I fear as well that the dongle is internal. But does that mean that there is no possibility to connect another set of mouse/keybord on that internal dongle. And what's more, that I can actually 'throw away' the mouse and keyboard of HP because they won't be able to connect in any other way to a different pc? Not really environmental friendly! 😞

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page support de cet ordinateur

https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-pavilion-all-in-one-pc-27-d0000i/37914264/model/38216585/tro...

je cherche en même temps, au moment ou j' écris, je n' ai rien trouvé, je le craignais  un peu ..

il est juste mentionné le nombre de port USB, et le type de clavier !

HP USB White wireless keyboard and mouse combo

 

Si c' est bien un kit clavier usb dongle, pour le moment je ne sais pas si il est possible de le retirer

Je ne suis pas certain donc que ce kit puisse fonctionner sans son propre dongle usb

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I am looking at the same time, when I am writing, I did not find anything, I was a little afraid of it ..

it is just mentioned the number of USB port, and the type of keyboard!

HP USB White wireless keyboard and mouse combo


If it is a usb dongle keyboard kit, for the moment I do not know if it is possible to remove it

I am not sure therefore that this kit can work without its own usb dongle

 

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 Upgrading And Servicing Guide

nothing here obviously

 

Maybe :

Replace the USB Dongle Cable | HP Pavilion AiO 24 -qc000, 27-qc0000i, 24-k000 CTO and 27-d000 | HP

 

 

 

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The HP web-page: HP Pavilion All-in-One - HP Store Canada states:

 

Easily connect all your accessories with a 3–in–1 media card slot, one USB–C™, two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, HDMI–in, and HDMI–out connections.

 

Can you see each of those sockets? Are any of them "hidden" behind an access panel?

 

You might have a USB dongle connected to one of those FIVE USB sockets, that provides a BlueTooth (or some other type) of wireless connection to the keyboard & mouse. Can you see all FIVE sockets?

 

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There's one USB slot on the side of the monitor, two USB normal and one USB C on the back of the monitor.

 

I only have my boxes connected at this moment, because I always deconnect external discs when not using.

 

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By coïncidence I found another thread on which @thisismyname also responded HP Pavilion AIO- Mouse and Keyboard Combo ONLY for PC??

 

And @Twilly actually contacted HP who said that this is impossible, HP devices will always overrule other devices (in this case, because of external control or not) and that it is impossible to disconnect the internal dongle.

 

So for Twilly the only solution might be to disconnect the  internal dongle.

 

I will first give it a try to connect my other devices with their own dongle and see whether they can overrule the HP devices.

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did you watch the video @Hehoo 

 

well the usb dongle, which must be able to be removed, and maybe even replaced ?

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(oops) it seems so ..
so if we can remove it it says to be possible to use the set with another computer!

And for having done the tests even if not the same type of computer, I have already used keyboards at the same time with their own dongles.
If you have other usb dongle keyboard mouse kit, it should work

 

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Yes I watched the video and logically thinking you're right. When you can change it, you can also remove it and use it on another slot (although very ugly thing 😉).

 

But since I only bought my pc two moths ago I think this would be very stupid to do, guarantee would be void in a second.

 

So now I have attached my own keyboard (which btw was with its own dongle) and my own mouse. They both work. But I definitely need a hub, three out of four slots are now in use 😕

 

But for the other people, like @twilly this could very well be a good solution.

 

But for now I will just do with my own devices and throw the HP things in a box on the attic or something like that.

 

Thanks anyway!

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