Click the device and click the “Pair” button.ĭepending on the type of device you’re connecting, a confirmation window might pop up on both devices, asking if you want to pair the device. On your PC, the device should appear in the list of other devices in the Settings window. Now that Bluetooth is turned on, go ahead and turn on the device you want to pair and put it into Pairing Mode or Discovery Mode. RELATED: How to Use and Customize the Windows 10 Action Center Pairing a Bluetooth Device The placement of the Bluetooth icon may vary from system to system, depending on how you have things configured. Here you can enable Bluetooth from the Quick Actions panel. RELATED: Bluetooth 5.0: What's Different, and Why it MattersĪlternatively, you can turn Bluetooth on and off quickly by opening up the Action Center (hit Win+A or click the Action Center icon on the system tray). On the right, make sure Bluetooth is switched to “On.” On the Devices page, select the “Bluetooth & Other Devices” tab on the left. To do this, open up your Settings app by hitting Win+I and then click the “Devices” category. In order to connect a device to your computer, you need to make sure Bluetooth is enabled.
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