Windows 10: How can i fix this bluetooth connectin problem to connect with my phone?

Wherever I want to connect my phone to my laptop, this keeps happening, but when I try to connect my tablet, it works just fine. My phone's Bluetooth worked just fine when I tried to connect with my brother's computer and others, so there is nothing to worry about.It seems only my laptop and my phone can't communicate with each other, any way to reset this?FYI, I also tried my brother's phone, which has the same phone as mine, and connected with my laptop, and it works.

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PC Windows 10 Bluetooth won't connect with Pixel 3XL phone

I have a Lenovo Yoga C930 PC (Win 10) that I cannot connect to my Pixel 3XL phone. I can get them to pair, but the PC bluetooth will only hold the connection for about 1 second, then says 'not connected'.

I have removed the PC from the phone's list of previously connected devices & then re-paired-numerous times. I have shut down & re-started both devices numerous times. None of these actions have worked. I am praying that one of you smart readers can help me solve this highly frustrating problem, pretty please?

BTW, I recently ran the upgrade on my phone from android 9 to 10. Could this be the problem? I see other changes on my phone that I think add steps & make it more cumbersome to use. Wish I could dump android 10 & go back to 9, but don't know how to do that either. If that is not the cause of this connection problem with the PC, I can live with it.

I would appreciate all advice. Please know that I am a 60-something year old- more knowledgeable than a basic user, but not super well versed in all of the software & hardware fixes that many of you know, so please write your suggestions/solutions accordingly. Many thanks in advance

 

bluetooth connection problems

Hi brijeshpariakar,

Some Bluetooth connection issues are caused by an outdated device drivers, unsupported Bluetooth device, or possible that the Bluetooth device is not properly paired.

For us to isolate this issue, I would like to ask the following:

• Was Bluetooth connection working before?
• If yes, what recent changes have you performed on your computer?
• Have tried connecting your speaker or smartphone to another Bluetooth-capable device? Did it pair?

In the meantime, please follow the steps provided in
Fix Bluetooth problems in Windows 10: FAQ to troubleshoot Bluetooth connection issues.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Regards.

 

Your Phone can't see my Bluetooth (connected Phone)

Hi FreeBooter,

Thanks for responding. Yes I've already tried that and noted that this one doesn't have an answer:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...e-c9d43f31e9c6

And I've tried all the generic bluetooth connection tips here:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...tooth-problems

But my phone is actually connected and Windows 10 can see the phone via Bluetooth. So those tips didn't really seem to apply to me. But I tried them nonetheless and, as expected, they didn't help the "Your Phone" app detect my Bluetooth nor my phone. It seems to be a bug in the Your Phone app unless there's something else that is blocking it that I don't know about. That's why I posted here to the Windows gurus who might know how a bluetooth connection can be blocked from detection by a Windows app.