Windows 10: Serious bluetooth issues

^ Windows only uses the passcode for pairing purposes. You won't need it if the keyboard stays connected to the device.

 

I want to avoid this situation from occuring again, that's why I'm asking for a way to disable pass codes.

 

still in need of some help..

 

OK, so here we are again... lovely.

Windows crashed a few days ago and I had to reinstall it, and windows is now asking me for a pass code for my keyboard without giving me a pass code. I am so sick and tired of this. I have had this keyboard for less than a week. It's becoming seriously expensive to buy new keyboards. Someone please help me solve this problem.

And how exactly am I supposed to know the pass code when windows doesn't show it?

 

Hey there,
At least I can get my keyboard connected again, but windows kicks it off every 2 or 3 minutes!
Is there someone out there who can
Come on Microsoft teckies!!!!

 

I have already read through all the microsoft answers. They are completely useless.

 

Hi there,
Yes that is what I found.

 

I managed to solve problem 2. Still need help for solving the rest of the problems. This is incredibly frustrating to deal with on a daily basis.

 

I made some progress.

I found my old royal kludge rk61 keyboard and connected it. One click and it works. No pass codes or issues. It just works. Sadly i dont want to use this keyboard because the keys are way too steep, but it goes to show that you can easily connect bluetooth keyboards as long as you are not being asked to type a pass code that windows refuses to show.

The problem with my bluetooth headphones refusing to automatically connect seems to come and go, right now they seem to connect just fine when i power them on, any suggestions?

 

Old thread but i think the issue might be with my bluetooth usb adapter, does anyone know a good bluetooth usb adapter that works with windows 10?

 

Bought a couple of StarTech USB to Bluetooth Version 4.0 adapters from Newegg (about US$20 each) late last year. Hooked one up to my son's Z97 Asrock Killer Fatal1ty motherboard-based PC and it immediately recognized his wireless headphones and speaker. Good with iPhone and other devices, too.
HTH,
--Ed--

 

Seems like they dont ship to my country. I'm just going to get one from ebay I think.

 

As long as you buy from somebody who'll let you return the item if it doesn't work (or buy something very cheap), you should be OK with this strategy. Hope you find something that works on the first try/buy!
--Ed--

 

Well i tried the drivers yesterday.

First, they took an awful long time to install. After that, the bluetooth icon disappeared from the notification area. After rebooting my computer several times, the bluetooth icon came back agan. My headphones wouldn't connect, regardless of how many times i tried to connect them. Removing them and pairing them again didn't work. Same goes for my keyboard.

Windows then turned bluetooth off completely, and the button to turn bluetooth back on again disappeared as well. I had to uninstall the bluetooh drivers completely just to get my computer working again. Seems like the more you try to solve the problems with bluetooth, the worse they seem to get.

 

Well i see that the bluetooth icon has been updated in windows, so they might have fixed some problems.. going to test it