Residual static charge that remains even after the computer is turned off is another factor that can affect Bluetooth devices. To get rid of it, you can perform a cleaning. To do this, remove the battery from the computer, press and hold the power button for about 20 seconds. Once the static charge dissipates, put the battery back in and turn on the computer. Then check if your Bluetooth device is visible.
Fix 4: Disable Airplane Mode
If you turn on Airplane mode or Flight mode on your device, wireless japan telegram data connections like Wi-Fi, cellular networks, NFC, and Bluetooth will be disabled. So make sure that Airplane mode is not turned on by default. If it is not, turn it off and then turn it off again from the Action Center.
Click the battery, Wi-Fi, or volume icon on the right side of the taskbar to launch Action Center.
When the Action Center opens, click the Airplane Mode icon to turn it on for a few seconds and then turn it off.
Fix 5: Run the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter.
The Hardware and Devices troubleshooter can help you detect problems with your device's Bluetooth.
Open the Run dialog box using Win+Rthe shortcut and type the text msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnosticbefore pressing Enter.
When the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter starts, click Next.