Windows 10: problem discovering and pairing logitech bluetooth mouse to Windows 10

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Can't pair Lenovo Bluetooth mouse and keyboard

Testing a Lenovo Bluetooth mouse and keyboard, Model LXH-JME8002B.
Manage Bluetooth Devices finds the Lenovo Bluetooth Mouse and when I click PAIR I get Connected then Paired, but the mouse pointer will not move. I've tried this and without my Wireless Logitech mouse connected.

With the Wireless Logitech mouse removed, I can move the mouse pointer with the touchpad but the supposedly paired BT Mouse can't. With it connected I can move it with the Logitech mouse but not the Lenovo BT mouse.

Does not see the Lenovo Bluetooth Keyboard at all.

I'm at build 10074, updated last evening from 10061.

Everything in Device Manager looks copacetic:





Manage Bluetooth Devices looks right for the mouse as well:





This is my first try with a Bluetooth device.

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Bluetooth Pairing Issue with Microsoft Bluetooth 3600 Mouse on windows 10

Old title: Bluetooth Pairing Issue

I have a Lenovo Thinkpad model 20BX005GUS with Windows Pro 10 and can't get it to discover the Microsoft Bluetooth 3600 mouse. The mouse comes up under Bluetooth as a paring option but then says it's not discoverable when I try to pair them. Any suggestions?
Have tried all the suggestions on Microsofts Support site and no luck. Thanks!

 

Bluetooth: devices discovered but unable to be paired

Hi all.

My setup:

Windows 10 Home 10.0.16299 64-bit

CPU: Intel i5-2400 3.1GHz

Motherboard: Asus P8 H67-M Pro (B3 revision)

BIOS: American Megatrends 0806 Feb 11

RAM: 16Gb

Bluetooth USB dongle: Cambridge Silicon Radio Bluetooth 4.0

My problem:

I recently bought and tried to connect a pair of (Edifier W800BT) Bluetooth headphones to my Windows 10 desktop.

The headphones were detected by the computer, but, when I tried to <Add device>, it repeatedly failed.

I had another set of (Logitech) Bluetooth headphones that were already paired. I tried them, and they still worked fine.

I then unpaired the Logitech headphones. Made no difference (to my Edifier connection problem), but I discovered I could no longer pair the Logitechs either. In fact, I tried several other Bluetooth devices
(phone, speaker) with the same result – the computer would discover/recognize the devices, but would be unable to add (pair with) them. So I’d made things worse.

I checked (in Device Manager) for the latest Bluetooth drivers, and made sure Bluetooth Support Service and Bluetooth Handsfree Service were set to <Automatic>. Still no luck.

I don't use the drivers (on the disc) that came with the Bluetooth dongle as they cause the Windows 10 Bluetooth toggle switch to disappear altogether.

This is what I see in Device Manager:





Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.