Windows 10: Unknown device wanting to connect to my computer

So if you have seen my xbox controller post, this is related and it happens right before i try to connect the controller.
Go check it out before reading this. Link: Xbox Controller keeps disconnecting from PC


So right before i try to connect the controller. I get a notification that looks like this:



But the thing is, I DON'T HAVE A DEVICE NAMED: your device.

Then i finally get Xbox Wireless Controller would like to pair.

but i get the same problem; it keeps going like this:



your device is a suspicious device to me. either its my controller or some random idiot trying to connect and hack my computer.

is there a way to block it or figure out if its my controller or not?

:)

 

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