{Fix} -Bluetooth issues in Windows 10

Here are some troubleshooting measures to take if you’re having trouble connecting to a Bluetooth computer.

>Examine the details of your product.

If you’re setting up a new gadget and it doesn’t have Bluetooth, review the product specs to make sure it does. Some devices don’t have Bluetooth. Check to see if Bluetooth is switched on. If your laptop has a physical Bluetooth switch on the back, make sure it’s turned on.

There are two ways to check whether Bluetooth is activated in Windows 10. Here’s how to do it:

Look in the taskbar to see what’s going on. If Bluetooth isn’t visible, select Expand to expose it, then select Bluetooth to enable it. If your Windows 10 gadget isn’t paired with any Bluetooth accessories, you’ll see “Not related.”
Check the options in the Settings menu. Select the Start button, then Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices from the drop-down menu. Check to see if Bluetooth is switched on.

>Make sure your Bluetooth system is working.

Check that your computer is switched on, charged or has new batteries, and that it is within range of the PC you want to link to. Then give the following a shot:

Switch off your Bluetooth computer, then wait a few moments before turning it back on.
Ascertain that your Bluetooth system is within range. Check to see whether your Bluetooth computer is too near to some other USB device plugged into a USB 3.0 port if it’s unresponsive or slow. Bluetooth links can be hampered by unshielded USB devices.

>Examine the computer

On the computer you want to pair with :

Make sure you’re not in aeroplane mode: Select Start, then Settings > Network & Internet > Airplane mode from the drop-down menu. Make sure you’re not in aeroplane mode.
To turn on and off Bluetooth, go to Start, then Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices. Switch Bluetooth off for a few seconds, then on again.
Remove and then re-add the Bluetooth device: Choose Start, then Settings > Devices > Bluetooth and other devices. Pick the computer you’re having trouble connecting to in Bluetooth, then Remove device > Yes.

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>If Bluetooth isn’t working or the Bluetooth icon isn’t visible-

Search troubleshoot settings
select “bluetooth” then select “RUN THE TROUBLESHOOTER”. if you don’t see bluetooth troubleshooter, select “Additional troubleshooter” to find that.

Troubleshoot problem with drivers

if your bluetooth setting is missing or fade out or if your device still won’t connect after running the troubleshooter. there might be a problem with your bluetooth adapter. Always make sure that your drivers are up-to-date.

To update Bluetooth driver select “window key + i” OR search ”updates”. then select optional updates, from the drop down menu of drivers mark/select Bluetooth driver then select “download and install”

Remember drivers do not always have names you might expect. For example, Bluetooth adapters are sometimes called as radio and some don’t have bluetooth in their names. you might want to check for updated drivers on your PC manufacture’s website. After installing new drivers, restart your PC. Once restarted see if your device works.

If it doesn’t, reinstall the bluetooth adapter. To do that press “window + x” OR search “Device manager” then enter. Right-click your bluetooth adapter and select uninstall device. Shut down your PC, wait a few sec then turn it on. when you restart your pc window will try to re-install the adapter.

After your pc starts up, check to see if your bluetooth device is working properly. If not, the bluetooth adapter might not have been automatically re-installed. In device manager select action, then scan for hardware changes. Windows should recongnize your Bluetooth adapter and re-install it.