Connecting Samsung tablet with Kensington KeyFolio Pro
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Hello,
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 and I bought a Kensington KeyFolio Pro case. I thought it would be easy to install, but it isn’t....
When I connect via Bluetooth, it asks for pairing on the Bluetooth wireless keyboard to complete the pairing. It gives me a number right away, but I don't even have the AZERTY keyboard that appears, and then of course I get the message saying it’s impossible to connect to the wireless keyboard.
I hope you have a solution because despite all my searches online, I haven't found anything on my side. Thank you in advance for taking the time to read my message.
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 and I bought a Kensington KeyFolio Pro case. I thought it would be easy to install, but it isn’t....
When I connect via Bluetooth, it asks for pairing on the Bluetooth wireless keyboard to complete the pairing. It gives me a number right away, but I don't even have the AZERTY keyboard that appears, and then of course I get the message saying it’s impossible to connect to the wireless keyboard.
I hope you have a solution because despite all my searches online, I haven't found anything on my side. Thank you in advance for taking the time to read my message.
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Thank you soooo much!!!! Papounet17000!!!
You might be able to help me eventually with another connection on my tablet. My tablet doesn't recognize my external hard drive; I've plugged it into a power source so it doesn't draw from the tablet's battery, but it still doesn't recognize it. Do you know what to do? :)-
Tablets cannot recognize self-powered hard drives.
You need a hard drive that is plugged into the mains or, easier for you, a powered hub.
This one also has two charging ports, so you can even charge your tablet.
https://www.amazon.fr/Aukey%C2%AE-SuperSpeed-compatible-Windows-sup%C3%A9rieur/dp/B00QWZ4X2S/ref=sr_1_34?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1424609516&sr=1-34&keywords=hub+usb
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I have a similar USB drive, but the message my tablet shows is the following: the USB storage memory is empty or its file system is not compatible. Is it my USB drive that is not working?? Because my external hard drive works on my computer.
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What format is the hard drive in?
Between the NTFS and FAT 32 formats, only the FAT 32 format is accepted on Android.
If your hard drive is in NTFS, you need to format it.
I hope you don't have anything on it, otherwise either you back up before formatting or you use another hard drive in FAT 32.
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Indeed, I just saw in properties that it is NTFS :( and to make it funny, I have a lot on it lol so I'll have to be patient and back everything up on the computer and format it lol I need to check the other hard drive too where I have my videos :) anyway, thank you very much for your help. I love computing. Sometimes when you ask the question poorly like on YouTube, you end up not finding it lol. You just have to word the question differently, sometimes the simplest questions are the best lol. And there you go, you’re helping me a lot, I really appreciate it.
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You can create two partitions, one in NTFS and another in FAT 32 for the tablet to read.
Large files over 4 GB on the NTFS partition and the others on the FAT 32.
FAT 32 does not accept files larger than 4 GB.
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And about the formatting, can I specify to create 2 partitions? If you want, it's mainly to watch movies on my tablet via my external hard drive. Because streaming on the tablet is a mess or I must be missing something lol.