Windows 10: How do I keep Bluetooth device from automatically reconnecting

I have a computer lab at the school I work at. This summer I bought several Broadcom BCM@0702 Bluetooth 4.0 USB Adapters and a AIS01F Bluetooth receiver for the speakers. I plugged them in to the USB 3 ports at the back of the computers and updated the drivers once they installed. I was able to connect to the speakers in the lab fine and it sounds great, but there are several different computers used by teachers and I would like to be able to have any teacher be able to play audio from their computer without running several cables.

I understand that only one computer can be connected at a time, but clicking the disconnect button in the Connect menu in notifications pane will disconnect, then automatically reconnect as soon as it can which is pretty pointless. I am able to disable the Bluetooth device, but I do not want to walk the teachers through how to enable and disable Bluetooth every time someone else needs to use the speakers as that would be worse than unplugging and plugging them in. I wrote a script to disable Bluetooth when the user locks or logs off of their computer, which seems to be working, but I don't want to make that a requirement to disconnect.

Simple version:
How can I keep devices from automatically reconnecting as soon as I disconnect without disabling Bluetooth or removing the device so it would have to be re-paired again?

I am having a lot of trouble finding the answer anywhere so I appreciate any input. Thanks!

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Reconnecting to bluetooth paired device

Thanks, but I think you didn't quite get my problem.

I successfully connected all Bluetooth devices that I tried. The problem occurs when I want to use them for a second time. They don't automatically reconnect. And now there is no right-click and order them to reconnect. I have to remove them and then pair
them again. Every single time!

What should I do if a already previously paired device doesn't automatically reconnect?

Thanks again.

 

e51 stereo bluetooth connectivity problem

just bought a brand new lg stereo bluetooth headset for my e51. it paired ok but it doesn't work very well.

first off; i have to keep selecting 'connect to audio device' in the bluetooth options, it doesn't pair automatically when i switch the headset on.

second; it disconnects after pairing and wouldn't reconnect for a while. have to try reconnecting some hours later.

what is the deal with the e51, my n73 never had this problem.