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Bluetooth has turned off and there's no option to turn it back on. Some specifics: HP Envy Laptop 17-ae1xx running Windows 10 Pro 64-bit version 1862.387. All updates have installed successfully. Win10 was upgraded from Win8.1 but was later reinstalled fresh. Platinum Bluetooth mouse stopped working today.
Hi. I have an ongoing intermittent issue with Windows 10 (up to date and feature 1803) and Bluetooth in which my Bluetooth will turn off / disappear when using my Dell Precision 7520 laptop so my Bluetooth mouse stops working.
Provided that your computer has a Bluetooth feature, the steps enable it can be found using the steps provided in this article. It also provides steps on how to fix some Bluetooth problems. It also provides steps on how to fix some Bluetooth problems.
Solution for Bluetooth Turned Off and No Option to Turn It Back On 1.Check in Device Manager: Open Device Manager. Expand "Bluetooth" and see if any devices are listed. If not, check under "Network adapters" to see if a Bluetooth adapter is listed there. Right-click the Bluetooth adapter and select "Enable device" (if disabled).
How to Turn On or Off Bluetooth Wireless Communication on Windows 10 Mobile Phone Bluetooth lets you use all sorts of wireless devices with your phone—Bluetooth headsets, headphones, a hands‑free system in your car, speakers, fitness...
The Bluetooth button in the Action Center was gone, and the Windows 10 bluetooth settings for my headset said simply, "Bluetooth is turned off". After looking around for a while, I realized the VMWare client window was stealing the USB bluetooth adapter from the host (the laptop), as shown below.
So I was playing a game on my PC at around 6:30 pm (now 7:41 pm) and I got a notification to install a Windows 10 update. So I downloaded the update, my PC restarted and when it launched back up, my Bluetooth device(s) were disconnected. With the message showing "Bluetooth is turned off" under the Bluetooth & other devices settings tab.
1. Run the Bluetooth Troubleshooter Press Start then click Settings(Gear icon) Select Update and Security > Troubleshoot Click Additional troubleshooters Select Bluetooth then click Run this troubleshooter 2. Press Windows key+R to open Run then type: services.msc This will open Services app Find Bluetooth Support service in the list
Run Bluetooth troubleshooter from Settings app > Update & security > Troubleshoot. If that doesn't helps, do this: 1. Press Windows + X, select Device Manager. 2. Under Device Manager, right click on your Bluetooth device/driver and select Uninstall. Click OK. 3. Then click Action > Scan for hardware changes. 4. Close Device Manager and reboot.
Find Bluetooth and click Run. C. Restart Bluetooth Support Service: Press Win + R, type services.msc, and hit Enter. Find Bluetooth Support Service, right-click it, and select Restart. D. Check for Windows Updates: Go to Settings > Windows Update and click Check for updates. Try these steps and let me know how it goes!