How to fix lost Bluetooth error on Windows 10 Settings settings
Sometimes in some cases when opening the Settings window and you discover that Bluetooth has been lost.
There are many causes of the Bluetooth loss error on Windows 10 Settings, in which the most likely cause is because Bluetooth has been disabled on Device Manager.
1. Bluetooth and Bluetooth settings are lost on Settings settings
Sometimes in some cases when opening the Settings window and you discover that Bluetooth is lost.
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If your Windows 10 computer does not have Bluetooth, then of course the Settings window will not display Bluetooth and no matter how you do it, you won't find Bluetooth in Device Manager.
If you are sure that your computer has Bluetooth but cannot find Bluetooth in Device Manager, do the following: 6 ways to fix a Bluetooth error that is not available in Device Manager on Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, XP, Vista
However, if your computer has a Bluetooth setting that does not display Bluetooth on the Settings window, it is most likely that Bluetooth has been disabled on Device Manager.
2. Enable or disable Bluetooth on Windows 10 Device Manager
Although the Bluetooth hardware and driver are installed together, this does not mean that Bluetooth has been activated. To enable or disable Bluetooth on Windows 10, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Open Device Manager
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There are many ways to open Device Manager on Windows 10. The easiest way is to right-click the Start button and then click Device Manager.
Step 2:
In the Device Manager window, double-click the Bluetooth icon to see what the Bluetooth hardware name is.
In the example below you can see the name Bluetooth is Intel Wireless Bluetooth.
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Step 3:
If the arrow icon on the Bluetooth icon turns down, it means that Bluetooth has been disabled.
To re-enable Bluetooth, right-click the Bluetooth name and then click Enable . Bluetooth will be activated immediately.
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Step 4:
Open Settings settings. If Settings settings are already open, proceed to close and re-install Settings again to check whether Bluetooth is displayed under Devices (Settings => Devices).
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Good luck!
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