The issue is quite unclear and incomplete for us to determine. Go into Settings -> Devices, and Bluetooth should be back. Might need a reboot, but I don't remember. If it says it's not working properly, open the Driver tab in this window, and click the Enable button. Under Device Status, it will say "The device is working properly", or is not working properly. If your supplier is different than click on them instead.Ĥ. It's often Intel, so if you see Intel Wireless Bluetooth, just double-click on it. If you don't know who makes your Bluetooth card, this info will be in your paperwork, and on the PC-maker's website. Ignore the other items listed under Bluetooth, the Microsoft stuff and any Bluetooth devices that you see in the list, like mice or headphones. Your Bluetooth adapter/card will be in this list, and its name will be company that makes it. Now you'll see a list of items under Bluetooth. In Device Manager, double-click on Bluetooth – it's the second item listed, right after Audio Inputs.ģ.
Open Device Manager ( right-click on your Start button, then in the pop-up menu click on Device Manager)Ģ. Forget about Services settings or the Programs list in Control Panel.ġ. Hi Antonio – I had the same issue last week and fixed it. "Bluetooth Settings" is missing and not showing You can add more entries or you can drag off existing entries or you can drag existing entries around to get them in the layout you prefer.
As explained above, you can customise what is shown by playing around with Settings, System, Notifications.
You can customise the items shown in Action center but Bluetooth, if it is enabled, is generally put there by default. If one is there but not the other then you might be able to get it working correctly by reinstalling the driver from your Computer / Bluetooth card maker's website.You could seek advice from your computer maker or their user forum. You should check your BIOS for a relevant entry but BIOSes vary so I cannot suggest where such a setting might be. If neither of these is there then you do not have a Bluetooth card or you have disabled Bluetooth in the BIOS.
Check Device manager for a Bluetooth group. If not then Windows does not think you have a Bluetooth card. Assuming that you have a Bluetooth card, run these checks -ĭo you have a Bluetooth entry in Settings, Devices?
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