Mac mini no longer pairs with blutooth keyboard

Hi,
I never have had issues with the nre Mac Mini I bought. It is only 2 months old now. Last week when I turned on my Mac Mini, the keyboard no longer is recognized. I have tried to switch batteries, restart the computer but no matter what I do, it just wont recognize the keyboard. It doesnt even come up on the discoverable list.
The keyboard has a green llight when I activate the power button, so its not the keyboard issue. I have paired it with my laptop just to see if its the keyboard issue.
The Mac Mini can pair with my macbook pro, and my magic mouse.
Is there something I can do to make it work again? thanks!

I figured it out. By deleting all the seached keyboards on all my macs I was able to then find it on the Mac Mini.

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