Windows 10: Computer Pairing

Is there any MS service which would allow me to split the computational load across multiple computers?

For instance, I ordered a Surface as a reading/drawing tablet and also have a Gaming PC. I've already read that there's no direct way to use my tablet simply as a touch screen on my desktop when I'm home, so I doubt this is the case.

Another way to ask my question, is there any way for both my tablet and my desktop to "double up" on graphics rendering similar to multi-core processors or SLI GPUs?

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Kyocera DuraXV will not pair

Hi Bob,

Bluetooth lets users connect all kinds of wireless devices with a Windows 10 PC. Pairing issues may arise due to incompatible or incorrect device drivers, as well as improper configuration settings on your computer and Bluetooth setup. For us to properly
point out what's causing it, supply more information by answering these questions:

• Are you getting any error messages when attempting to pair your phone?
• Have you checked if you can successfully pair another device on your Windows 10 computer?
• How and when did the issue start?
• Have you also checked for the latest drivers on your computer's manufacturer's website?
• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?

As an initial step, we suggest running the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter. This built-in tool will allow you to diagnose and resolve concerns involving your hardware and devices. The steps are as follows:

• Type Troubleshooting using Windows Search.
• Click Troubleshooting.
• Click on View All under the Control Panel Home.
• Choose Hardware and Devices.
• Run the troubleshooter.

Let us know these details so we can work on resolving your query.

 

Windows Bluetooth pairing problem

Hello Robert,

For better assistance, we'd like to ask the following:

• When did you start experiencing this issue?
• Did you make any changes to your computer settings prior to this issue?
• Have you tried any troubleshooting to resolve the pairing issue on your Bluetooth device?
  

Meanwhile, we suggest troubleshooting your hardware and devices from the Control Panel. To learn how, follow the steps below:

• Press the Windows key.
• Type Troubleshooting and then press
  Enter.
• Click Hardware and Devices >
  Advanced.
• Click Run as Administrator. We suggest to us your administrator access to complete the troubleshooting.
• Click Next, kindly follow the on-screen instructions.
  

We are looking forward to your reply.

 

Pairing a phone to a car

One thing I would add ... There should be a list of paired devices on the phone, If so it would be best if you "UnPair" any devices listed on the phone as well as the phones shown on the Car. To Unpair a device from an Android Phone go to Settings, Bluetooth and there should be a list of paired devices - at the right of each paired device is a "Cog" icon click on this and click on the unpair option, repeat for any other unneeded devices.

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