Windows 10: Bluetooth Controller Reconnection After Connecting to Different Device

I recently bought a bluetooth gaming controller and it works fine. I can connect it to my computer easily, and after I turn the controller off, I can reconnect the controller by just turning it back on. HOWEVER, if I use the controller on a different system or need to sync the controller to something else, my computer won't reconize the controller anymore and it will never reconnect. I have to "forget device" and reconnect from the start. This is annoying becuase I like to name my controllers so each time I have to "forget a device" I have to go back through and rename it. Is there any way to

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Bluetooth devices will not reconnect after paired

After the latest major update to windows 10, my Bluetooth headset and my Bluetooth keyboard, after pairing, will not reconnect after disconnected. These devices have always been able to reconnect for subsequent uses even after original windows 10 install.
After this latest update, they no longer automatically reconnect. They are both listed in the devices list but will not connect. I have to remove and repair every time. Thanks for any help.

 

problems reconnecting bluetooth devices

whenever i connect a pair of bluetooth headphones to my samsung ativ book 6 with windows 10 x64 they connect great, but when i go to reconnect the same headphones i have to delete them from the know devices list before they will allow me to pair them again.
i have to do this every time with 3 different pair of bluetooth headphones. its a real annoyance. does anyone know of a fix for this?

 

Cant connect my XBOX ONE controller to my W10 pc via bluetooth

Hi,

If you encounter issues connecting an Xbox One Wireless Controller on your Windows 10 PC via Bluetooth, it may be because of an incorrect device configuration. Another factor that we have to take into consideration is an outdated Bluetooth driver. We suggest
running the Bluetooth troubleshooter on your Windows 10 PC. Here are the steps:

• Select the Start button, then select Settings >
  Update & security > Troubleshoot.
• Under Find and fix other problems, select Bluetooth >
  Run the troubleshooter.
• Restart your device so that the changes will take effect.
• Disconnect then reconnect the controller and check if the same issue occurs.

We also recommend verifying if the Bluetooth device shows on the Device Manager. To do so, kindly perform the following steps:

• In the search box on the taskbar, type Device Manager, and select it from the list of results.
• In Device Manager, select View > Show hidden devices.
• In Device Manager, select View > Devices by connection.
• Find your Bluetooth hardware.

For additional troubleshooting steps, refer to
How to connect and troubleshoot Bluetooth on your Xbox One Wireless Controller. The details on that page will guide you how to connect the controller via Bluetooth as well as troubleshooting methods you may perform if you encounter issues with the Bluetooth
connection.

We're looking forward to get this issue resolved.

Do get back to us with the progress. We'd be more than willing to provide you additional troubleshooting solutions.