

The Windows automatic repair tool can find and apply the fix for your device, but sometimes it fails to detect any problems, which is also very common. Make sure you have saved the opened files prior to that.īut if there’s no problem detected, you can head on to the next fix. Wait for the process to complete.Ĥ) Click Apply this fix to install some missing drivers and updates that your system finds.

If the Bluetooth problem persists, you can first try the Windows diagnostic tool to find the exact problem:ġ) On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key + R key at the same time and enter the command line: msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic to open the device troubleshooter.ģ) The Windows diagnostic tool will start detecting problems. If it doesn’t show in the Device Manager, you can try the next fix below. Restart your PC and check if this fixes your Bluetooth missing from Device Manager problem. If your Bluetooth option is also missing from settings or grayed out, it means there’s some problem with your Bluetooth driver, and you should go to the next fix instead. If your devices are listed here, you can remove them and add them back again.
