How to enable/disable Bluetooth using a command through command prompt?

Question

I have tried multiple ways to enable Bluetooth but nothing worked perfectly.

The code below works for Wi-Fi. Is there a similar code to do the same with Bluetooth?

Powershell Start cmd.exe -ArgumentList '/c','netsh','interface','set','interface','Wi-Fi','enabled' -Verb Runas

Answer 1

Hi, my name is Talita. I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user like you. I'll be glad help you today.

Please see if this way you can enable bluetooth, also see this link with the complete information of the forum and the code.

Change service startup type corresponding to Bluetooth:

Go to Windows + Q and type CMD;

Right-click on CMD and choose Run as Administrator;

Paste the commands below and press Enter:

[SC config bthserv start] = auto [Enter]]

[SC config bthHFSrv start = auto [Enter]]

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I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions.

Sincerely

Talita C.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The command [SC config bthserv start] = auto [Enter]] produces following error.

'[SC' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.

I need a command to toggle Bluetooth on/off . Just like we do with using the GUI.

I also need some help with the command used to toggle other network options Wi-Fi, Hotspot and Airplane mode.

Thank You.

Answer 4

Please try the command again, put it to run as an administrator.

After the first command line, confirm the operation by clicking on the Enter keyboard and restart the system. See if it works

SC config bthserv start= auto

If it still doesn't work, redo the operation by typing the two lines of the command. After each line press Enter on the keyboard

SC config bthserv start= auto

SC config bthHFSrv start= auto

I hope it works now

Let me know

Sincerely

Talita