Sometimes a Bluetooth device is unable to be connected or refuses to work on the system. Please like and share this guide to help others.Are you feeling the need to set up Bluetooth and its driver in Windows 10 and 11 PC manually? It may be the best way to correctly connect a wireless device to the computer without having an issue. That's it! Let me know if this guide has helped you by leaving your comment about your experience. After pairing, the Bluetooth device should be working, without problem. Re-Pair the Bluetooth device.įinally, go to Windows Control Panel > Device and Printers and click Add device to pair your Bluetooth device. Right-click at every HID listed device and select Uninstall. Then expand the Human Interface Devices.ħ. Perform the same steps and uninstall any other Enumerator device if listed.Ħ. Right-click at Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator and click Uninstall.ĥ. In run command box, type: devmgmt.msc and press Enter to open Device Manager.Ĥ. Simultaneously press the Windows + R keys to open run command box.Ģ. Uninstall the Bluetooth Enumerators & All HID's from Device Manager.ġ. Right-click at the Bluetooth device that you want to uninstall and select Remove Device. Navigate to Windows Control Panel and click Device and Printers.Ģ. Uninstall the Bluetooth Device from Device and Printers in Control Panel.ġ.
This is a very important step: Before, you continue to the next step, disconnect from Internet by turning off the Wi-Fi or by pulling out the Ethernet Cable. How to FIX: Cannot Remove or re-Pair Bluetooth Device. On a Windows 10, 8 or 7 based computer the following issue may appear: An already paired Bluetooth device is not working because Windows cannot find it, and the Bluetooth device cannot be removed from Windows device manager in order to re-pair it. If you cannot uninstall a Bluetooth device or if you want to re-pair a Bluetooth Device that is not detected from Windows, then read this tutorial to resolve the problem.
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