Common PC and device terms All about computer memory All about device screens and displays All about graphics processing units (GPUs) All about neural processing units (NPUs) All about processors (CPUs) All about SSD, HDD, and storage types Add a hardware device to a Windows device Safely remove hardware in Windows Check if a Windows 11 device supports Bluetooth Low Energy Audio Connect to a Bluetooth network in Windows How to find Bluetooth settings in Windows Pair a Bluetooth device in Windows Send and receive files over Bluetooth in Windows Supported Bluetooth profiles Turn Bluetooth on or off in Windows What Bluetooth version is on a Windows device Manage app permissions for a camera in Windows Windows Studio Effects Automatically get recommended and updated hardware drivers Microsoft Basic Display Adapter in Windows Get to know the touch keyboard Windows keyboard tips and tricks Change mouse settings Use a pen with Windows Add or install a printer in Windows How to download and install the latest printer drivers Install and use a scanner in Windows Set a default printer in Windows Share a printer as a network printer View a printer's print queue in Windows 32-bit and 64-bit Windows Frequently asked questions

Find out how many cores a processor on a Windows device has Windows Arm-based PCs FAQ Enable and disable the touch keyboard in Windows Enable and disable the virtual touchpad in Windows Enable and disable a touchscreen in Windows Fix touchpad problems in Windows Touch gestures for Windows What to try if a touchscreen doesn't work in Windows Although several Bluetooth settings are found in the Settings app, there are additional Bluetooth settings that can be accessed outside the Settings app. To find those additional Bluetooth settings: On the Windows device, select Start and then select Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Devices . Or Select the following Bluetooth & devices > Devices shortcut: Open Bluetooth & devices > Devices On the Windows device, select Start and then select Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Devices . Select the following Bluetooth & devices > Devices shortcut: Open Bluetooth & devices > Devices In the Bluetooth & devices > Devices window, under Related settings , select More Bluetooth settings . Note If the option More Bluetooth settings doesn't exist under Related settings , the Windows device might not have a Bluetooth adapter or the drivers for the Bluetooth adapter might not be installed. In the Bluetooth & devices > Devices window, under Related settings , select More Bluetooth settings . If the option More Bluetooth settings doesn't exist under Related settings , the Windows device might not have a Bluetooth adapter or the drivers for the Bluetooth adapter might not be installed. The Bluetooth Settings window opens with additional Bluetooth settings. The Bluetooth Settings window opens with additional Bluetooth settings. Support for Windows 10 has ended on October 14, 2025 After October 14, 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide free software updates from Windows Update, technical assistance, or security fixes for Windows 10. Your PC will still work, but we recommend moving to Windows 11. On the Windows device, select Start and then select Settings > Devices . Or Select the following Bluetooth & other devices shortcut: Open Bluetooth & other devices On the Windows device, select Start and then select Settings > Devices . Select the following Bluetooth & other devices shortcut: Open Bluetooth & other devices In the Bluetooth & other devices window, under Related settings , select More Bluetooth options . In the Bluetooth & other devices window, under Related settings , select More Bluetooth options . The Bluetooth Settings window opens with additional Bluetooth settings. Note If the option More Bluetooth options doesn't exist under Related settings , the Windows device might not have a Bluetooth adapter or the drivers for the Bluetooth adapter might not be installed. The Bluetooth Settings window opens with additional Bluetooth settings. If the option More Bluetooth options doesn't exist under Related settings , the Windows device might not have a Bluetooth adapter or the drivers for the Bluetooth adapter might not be installed. Related articles Fix Bluetooth problems in Windows . Thank you for your feedback!