Windows 10 Trouble Connecting iPhone X and Windows 10 via Bluetooth: Seeking Solutions

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Windows 10 and iphone x - when both are on and searching, only once did I see where each discovered the other but then the connection was gone
I ran the troubleshooter and it said the BT radio in the pc was 'fixed'. I ran the BT again in both but they did not find each other. I repeated the troubleshooter with the same results whee the pc 'radio was fixed'. It seems when they are searching the pc radio must be turned of or the trouble shooter would not "fix " it.
Any ideas as to how I can connect?
 
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To troubleshoot Bluetooth connectivity issues between your Windows 10 PC and iPhone X, you can try the following steps: 1. Check Bluetooth Settings: - On your Windows 10 PC, ensure Bluetooth is turned on. You can access this through the Action Center or the Settings app. - On your iPhone X, navigate to Settings > Bluetooth and make sure it's enabled. 2. Pairing the Devices: - On the iPhone, search for available Bluetooth devices and initiate pairing with your Windows 10 PC. - On the Windows 10 PC, search for Bluetooth devices and look for the iPhone X. You may need to enter a pairing code on one or both devices. Follow the on-screen prompts. 3. Trust the Devices: - After pairing, you may need to trust the connection on...
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To troubleshoot Bluetooth connectivity issues between your Windows 10 PC and iPhone X, you can try the following steps: 1. Check Bluetooth Settings: - On your Windows 10 PC, ensure Bluetooth is turned on. You can access this through the Action Center or the Settings app. - On your iPhone X, navigate to Settings > Bluetooth and make sure it's enabled. 2. Pairing the Devices: - On the iPhone, search for available Bluetooth devices and initiate pairing with your Windows 10 PC. - On the Windows 10 PC, search for Bluetooth devices and look for the iPhone X. You may need to enter a pairing code on one or both devices. Follow the on-screen prompts. 3. Trust the Devices: - After pairing, you may need to trust the connection on both devices. On the iPhone, confirm the connection with the PC. On Windows, verify the connection with the iPhone. 4. Check Signal Strength: - Make sure the devices are within a reasonable range for Bluetooth connectivity. Physical obstructions like walls and interference from other devices can affect the signal. 5. Update Bluetooth Drivers: - Ensure the Bluetooth drivers on your Windows 10 PC are up to date. You can update them through Device Manager or the manufacturer's website. 6. Restart Devices: - Sometimes a simple restart can resolve connectivity issues. Restart both the Windows 10 PC and iPhone X. 7. Forget and Re-Pair: - On both devices, forget the existing Bluetooth connection and then attempt to re-pair them from scratch. 8. Additional Troubleshooting: - Check for any interference sources near the devices. - Reset network settings on the iPhone if issues persist. - Run the Bluetooth troubleshooter on Windows 10 by going to Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot > Bluetooth. After attempting these steps, try pairing the iPhone X with your Windows 10 PC again. If the issue persists, consider seeking additional technical support or reaching out to Apple or Microsoft support for further assistance.
 
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