How to Turn on the Swift Pair Feature in Windows 10

Swift Pair is available as of version 1803, April 2018 Update and is updated with the 20H1 update. Basically, it reduces the steps required to pair a device. When this feature is turned on, you just need to set your Bluetooth peripherals closer to your Windows 10 computer to detect and display a message to complete pairing.

However, if this feature is not enabled, you must enable it from the Settings application before you can use it.

In this tutorial, you'll learn the steps to turn on Swift Pair and set up Bluetooth devices on Windows 10 without having to open Settings.

How to Turn on Bluetooth Swift Pair on Windows 10

Follow these steps to turn on Swift Pair on the computer:

1. Open Settings on Windows 10.

2. Click Devices.

3. Click Bluetooth & other devices .

4. Check the Show notifications to connect using Swift Pair option .

Check the Show notifications to connect using Swift Pair option

When you complete the steps, you should be able to quickly connect supported Bluetooth devices from the notification quickly.

How to Use Swift Pair on Windows 10

Follow these steps to pair a Bluetooth device with Swift Pair:

1. Activate pairing mode on the Bluetooth device.

2. Bring the device closer to Windows 10 to activate setup.

3. Select the Connect button from the notification to pair it.

Select the Connect button from the notification to pair

After completing the steps, you should be able to start using the Bluetooth device. Then, when the peripheral is not installed in pairing mode or located nearby, Windows 10 will remove it from the Action Center.