Fix Bluetooth Problems on Windows

Corrigir problemas de Bluetooth no WindowsHaving Bluetooth problems on your Windows computer can be a major annoyance if you use wireless outlyings such as a keyboard, mouse or headset, especially. Of course, resolving Bluetooth issues is not a task that should be postponed, and you should always take the appropriate measures to identify and remove issues associated with the Windows' Bluetooth device or driver. If you are experiencing Bluetooth problems in Windows, then you can take a look at the following troubleshooting tips to try and fix the issues:

Check if Windows Bluetooth is On

If you have disabled the Bluetooth service accidentally, then there is no wonder that you are experiencing problems. Open the 'Settings' of Windows and then go to 'Devices' -> 'Bluetooth & other devices.' Once there, make sure the Bluetooth is turned on.

Disable Windows Airplane Mode

If you have turned on the Windows airplane mode accidentally, then you will not be able to turn on Bluetooth. To make sure that this is not the cause of the problem, you need to open the Windows Settings panel through the Start Menu. There, open 'Network & Internet' and then check that 'Airplane Mode' is set off.

Reinstall the Windows Bluetooth Device

If your Bluetooth device establishes a connection to Windows but malfunctions, then you should try to reinstall the device. To remove it, you need to load Windows Settings -> Devices -> Bluetooth & other devices. Scroll down to 'Other Devices' and then click the 'Remove' button next to the device causing the issue. To reconnect the device, click the 'Add Bluetooth or other device' on top of the same menu.

Use the Windows Troubleshooter

Windows has an integrated troubleshooting utility, which may work surprisingly well to identify and fix Bluetooth issues. To access it, load the Windows Settings through the Start Menu and then go to 'Update & security.' Choose 'Troubleshoot' and then 'Bluetooth' to initialize the troubleshooting wizard.

Update Windows Bluetooth Drivers

Go to the 'Device Manager' through the 'Start Menu' and then look for the 'Bluetooth' tab. Expand it, find your primary Bluetooth adapter and right-click it. Select 'Update Driver' from the dropdown menu and wait for the operation to complete.