Click on the Device Manager application to launch it.
Click the arrow next to "Bluetooth" to expand the category.
Check if there are any Bluetooth devices in the list.
Also check the Network Adapters section for Bluetooth related entries.
If you don't see any Bluetooth devices in the list, your PC may not support Bluetooth. In this case, you can add Bluetooth functionality using an external USB Bluetooth adapter or PCI card.
Make sure Bluetooth is turned on.
Often, Bluetooth problems occur simply because the feature is disabled. Here's how to check and enable Bluetooth:
Click the Action Center icon on the taskbar, or press Windows+A.
Find the Bluetooth tile in the Quick Settings el salvador telegram data panel.
If the tile is white, click it to turn on Bluetooth it should turn blue when turned on.
Also check if your computer has a physical Bluetooth switch and make sure it is turned on.
Restart Bluetooth
Sometimes simply turning Bluetooth off and on again can solve connection problems:
Open Action Center Windows+A.