Windows 10: Bluetooth - PC and phone pairs but don't connect

I can pair the PC with the phone, but not way that after linking to connect both.

I already tried clearing the Bluetooth cache in the phone, and also updating and reinstalling the Bluetooth driver of the PC.

As curiosity, after paring, in the PC instead of one paired device, appears two, one have the name of the phone, and the other is called Bluetooth LE Device f4d620cab5b9

The phone is an Oppo Reno 2z with Android 10 (ColorOS 7.1), and the PC Bluetooth is an Intel AC-8265 WiFi/BT M.2 adaptor.

Windows 10 version is 19042.685 (release preview ring)

Note: I can pair both, the PC and the phone without any problem with other BT devices, but not between them.

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Sometimes paired items get out of sync and both sides need to be removed to re-pair