MX Keys Procedures

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My go to keyboard is a Logitech MX Keys non-mechanical one. It is kind of a chicklet style keyboard rather than a long throw one. They normally don't require a lot of attention, so how to do simple tasks are forgotten between times to do them.

Key Cap Repair

I dropped a disk drive on my main keyboard and it knocked my delete keycap off. The hinge that supports the cap was damaged but thankfully, not the keycap.

Actual keycap replacements can be found here for about $10 per key. They are pretty strong, so inspect closely before ordering

Pairing - Unifying, Bolt, Bluetooth

Connect to Unifying Receiver