Windows 10: Bluetooth wont pair with any device.

I have tried to update, restart, go into services.msc and reset it i have tried restarting my pc. uninstalling my bluetooth driver and restarting my device but yet it wont pair or even pop up.

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Bluetooth Devices will not Pair


Hi,

Hopefully this is the correct Forum !

I have a Microsoft Mouse 5000 and Wedge keyboard (the early one that does not fold).
Both have been working perfectly.

Recently I paired them both successfully with a new Samsung tablet, but when I came to use them again on my laptop,
I found that I could not pair either of them.

I have spent countless hours researching this without success.

Here's where I am now:

Settings > Bluetooth & other devices does not list either of them.
Device Manager > Bluetooth has both of them showing and reports both working properly.

Device Manager reports as follows:

Notebook Mouse 5000:
No driver files are required or have been loaded
The Events tab says that further installation is required

Wedge Mobile Keyboard:
No driver files are required or have been loaded
The Events tab says that further installation is required

The 2 Service Discovery Service entries also report that further installation is required.

Can anyone suggest the way forward, please ?

Regards.

 

Bluetooth Stopped pairing

On Monday my wireless headphones were working ok, on Tuesday they weren't . When I switch them on now, I still get the 'connected' message, but they no longer show up in the list of connected devices. I've tried uninstalling and re-installing the Bluetooth adapter, re-installing the drivers, rolling back the drivers etc, and although i get the 'connected' and 'pairing' messages, they still don't appear on the list and are not working. Any suggestions, please? (There may have been an update installed on Monday night?) Windows 10 Pro. version 22H2. Build 19045.3930

 

Bluetooth Stopped pairing

1 If your headphones are also paired with other devices then un-pair from those others even if the device claims to be able to cope with multiple pairings. Then proceed to step 2 and/or 3. 2 Try going to Control panel, Devices & printers then selecting & deleting the device in order to then re-pair. That has worked me me several times. 3 If that does not work then unpair using Bluetooth command line tools xzions link to Bluetooth command line tools - TenForums in order to then re-pair. As you'll see in that thread, many people have raved about how effective these tools are. - When I've been forced to use them I've taken the simple option of un-pairing & then re-pairing all my Bluetooth devices Code:

- As you'll see in their instructions, you can use them to remove individual devices instead e.g. Code:

but I've never tried that. Others have, see Remove just one Bluetooth device - DrNefario #83 - TenForums Best of luck, Denis