Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 (106 109) Driver

The Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 (106 109) uses Bluetooth to deliver wireless keyboard input on a compatible Windows PC. The appropriate driver support helps Windows recognize the keyboard and process keystrokes correctly, working alongside your computer’s Bluetooth adapter driver.

Key Features

• Wireless keyboard recognition: Enables Windows to identify the Microsoft keyboard through its Bluetooth connection without a wired USB connection.
• Standard typing support: Provides the input handling needed for letters, numbers, navigation keys, and everyday keyboard shortcuts.
• Windows Bluetooth integration: Works with the operating system’s Bluetooth and human interface device (HID) components to support pairing and keyboard input.
• Troubleshooting support: Installing the correct driver components can help address recognition or input problems caused by missing or incompatible drivers.

How to Install

1. Check your Windows version. Identify whether your PC runs Windows 11, 10, 8, or 7, and confirm its system type before choosing a download. Use only a package that explicitly supports your operating system and the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 (106 109).

1. Prepare the Bluetooth connection. Make sure your computer has a working Bluetooth adapter and that Bluetooth is enabled. Install or update the adapter’s driver if Bluetooth is unavailable. Check the keyboard’s batteries and switch it on.

1. Install the appropriate driver, if needed. Windows may recognize this keyboard using built-in Bluetooth HID drivers, so a separate keyboard download may not be necessary. If you have downloaded a compatible package, follow its installation instructions and restart your PC if prompted.

1. Pair the keyboard. Put the keyboard into pairing mode, then open the Bluetooth device settings in Windows and add a new device. Select the keyboard when it appears and follow any on-screen code-entry instructions.

1. Test the connection. Open a text editor and check typing, navigation, and commonly used shortcuts. If the keyboard does not respond, remove its Bluetooth pairing and reconnect it. For persistent issues, check Windows Update and the Bluetooth adapter’s driver before reinstalling keyboard software.

Although this device may appear under a Network download category because it connects through Bluetooth, it functions as a keyboard. Compatibility on each Windows version depends on the available Bluetooth hardware and driver support; a legacy download should not be assumed to support newer Windows releases.