Windows 10: Bluetooth pairing issue after deleting devices

After the Bluetooth in my laptop malfunctioned often, I deleted some of the devices and reinstalled the Bluetooth driver, but now my Bluetooth would not pair with any of the devices that I have paired with before. The devices are not listed anywhere, but I can not pair with them at all, while new devices that I have never paired with before reinstalling the drivers can pair and work fine. But when I tried pairing then deleting these devices again, my laptop would not be able to pair with any of them with the devices on pairing mode.

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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.

 

Delete paired bluetooth device from system

Hello. How can I delete paired bluetooth device from system? I pair it once and it show in device manager in bluetooth section. I try uninstall it but when I refresh devices list it added again automatically.

 

How to return deleted bluetooth device?

Hi Oleg,

Let's check on this. To pair your phone with your MI Band 2 or any Bluetooth accessory. We suggest that you try the following steps below:

• Make sure that the accessory or device you want to pair is turned on and in pairing mode so your phone can connect to it. and then turn the
  
• In the App list, go to Settings> Devices >
  Bluetooth and then turn the Status to On. Your phone will search for any discoverable Bluetooth accessories or devices. It will also be discoverable to other Bluetooth accessories or devices near you while you're on
  this screen. Make sure your phone stays unlocked during pairing.
• Tap the name of the accessory or device that you want to pair with your phone.
• If a PIN (also called a pairing code) is required, do one of the following:

• In the Pairing accessory message box, make sure that both the phone and the accessory or device display the same PIN, then tap
  OK.
• Enter the PIN for your accessory if you're asked for it, then tap Done.

After it's paired, your phone will automatically connect to the accessory or device when it's in range and Bluetooth is on your phone is turned on.

Let us know how it goes.

Regards.