Windows 10: Wireless controller automatically removed from Bluetooth devices

I recently had a major software problem with my gaming PC, so I had to install Windows all over again. I always use a PS4 controller to play on Windows, and using DS4Windows I never had a issue before. The weird thing now is that when I try to pair a controller via Bluetooth, the PC recognizes it at first and adds it to the list of Bluetooth devices, but 10 seconds later it disappears. I don't believe it's a hardware issue, because I've tried with different PS4 controllers, and I was using it with the same PC flawlessly in the past. When I connect the controller via USB, it works fine, but the Bluetooth connection is not working. I decided to ask here because I've searched all over the Internet, but it seems that nobody else knows about something like this. What could be happening?

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How to completely remove a Bluetooth device from Win 10?

Hmmm...Mine looks like this:
Code:

If you:

1. open Device Manager
2. Show Hidden Devices
3. Expand Universal Serial Bus Controllers
4. Select USB Host Controller
5. Switch view to Show Devices by Connection
6. Expand and capture a screenshot.

 

How to completely remove a Bluetooth device from Win 10?

 

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 not showing up as a bluetooth device on PC

I have followed all the steps you have listed but still no dice. I will wait for the update and see if that works. Thanks!