E65 and wireless keyboard

Has anyone successfully used
Nokia Wireless Keyboard SU-8W with Nokia E65?
thank you.

Perhaps this will help. I loaded Win 7 and couldn't add my bluetooth mouse. I took it to the Apple store in Temecula.
I won't go into the details of how we figured this out but this is what we did and it worked. Update the bootcamp drivers to the latest (3.1) I had 2.1. Boot into OS X and remove, don't just disable but remove, the bluetooth device(s) that you wnat to add to windows. Boot into windows and add the device(s). They should add without a problem now. Once added shut down windows and start OS X again and then add the device(s). They should add. Shut down and boot back into windows and the device(s) should still work. Your done. The apple tech thinks (we don't know for sure but this sounds pretty feasable) that OS X writes the bluetooth address onot the bluetooth card memory. Both OS X and windows use the same bluetooth card so when windows tries to add the dives it thinks its still in use and wont add it. Windows, however, must add the device address into the OS and therefore OS X can still add the device. Therefore in summary the add order matters, windows first then OS X. Worked for me hope it works for you.

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