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when i go into bmy bluetooth setting and select addbluetooth or other device then select bluetooth it tells me to turn it on or update my driver through windows update in setting if it supports it but i cant turn it on
the is no option for me to switch it on in thebluetooth & other devices settings window so I'm wonderinf if there mine maybe has adiffrent way of switching it on or just doesnt support it is there any way to check which it is?
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Click in your systray to open Action center (or just click Win+A). In Action center you should see Bluetooth icon. If it's not there either your PC doesnt have Bluetooth, or proper driver for Bluetooth is not installed.
Also, start Device Manager and check there if you have a Bluetooth.
Hello, this is Emily.
Can you share with me two screenshots please?
Thanks!
