Troubleshooting Guide: Bluetooth Devices Not Showing in Device Manager or Not Working on Windows 11

Welcome to our comprehensive troubleshooting guide for Bluetooth devices that are not showing up in the device manager or not working on Windows 11. If you're having trouble connecting your Bluetooth devices to your computer or they're not appearing in the device manager, don't worry, we're here to help. In this video, we'll guide you through 10 different methods to troubleshoot and fix this issue. We'll start with some basic solutions, such as checking Bluetooth settings, updating drivers, and enabling Bluetooth services, before moving on to more advanced methods, such as running the Bluetooth troubleshooter, reinstalling the Bluetooth device, and checking the Flight Mode. We'll also demonstrate how to run an SFC scan to check for any corrupted or missing system files that may be causing the issue. By following these methods, you can ensure that your Bluetooth devices connect seamlessly to your Windows 11 computer. We understand that not all solutions may work for everyone, and it may take trying several methods before the issue is resolved. However, with our comprehensive guide, you'll be able to troubleshoot and fix Bluetooth devices that are not showing up in the device manager or not working on Windows 11. So, join us in this video and follow the steps to ensure your Bluetooth devices work efficiently on your Windows 11 computer. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe to our channel for more tech-related videos. #growupwindows #BluetoothTroubleshooting #Windows11 #DeviceManager #BluetoothDevices #BluetoothNotWorking #Windows10 #BluetoothAdapter #BluetoothDriver #FixBluetooth #BluetoothNotShowingUp #SFCScan #FlightMode #HiddenDevices #USBDrivers #BluetoothServices #BluetoothIssues #BluetoothProblems #BluetoothPairing #BluetoothConnectivityIssues