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bluetooth-adapter-diagnostic
About this tag
The bluetooth-adapter-diagnostic tag covers troubleshooting issues where a Bluetooth adapter is detected in Windows Device Manager but connected peripherals, such as keyboards, fail to function. Common themes include devices showing as paired and connected in Bluetooth settings yet remaining inert, multiple phantom device entries appearing after repeated connection attempts, and the peripheral not appearing in the dedicated device list (e.g., Keyboards) despite being visible under Bluetooth adapters. Users often check driver updates via tools like Auslogics or Device Manager, verify Windows updates are current, and compare behavior across operating systems (e.g., iOS vs. Windows) to isolate the problem. The tag focuses on adapter-level diagnostics rather than general Bluetooth pairing or hardware faults.
All was fine until yesterday.
Keyboard shows in Bluetooth settings AND connected - It is fully functional when connected to my iOS devices - but is inert for Windows. For a while yesterday while trying to fix this, Windows showed multiple keyboards connected, although there is only one. That...
bluetooth
bluetooth keyboard
bluetooth-adapter-diagnostic
device-manager-bluetooth
driver rollback
hid-keyboard
kb5035349
kb5035942
keyboard-not-showing-in-windows
multiple-keyboards-appearing
system restore
uninstall-update-fails
update issues
windows issues
windows update rollback