Want to check if i can switch bluetooth access point by cmd command

2022-07-28T04:15:33.393+00:00

Dear Support,
I want to ask you if you provide commands in cmd that can switch Bluetooth access point?
Now if I want to access the internet according to Bluetooth Network Connection, first, I need to go into Control Panel -> Network and Internet -> Bluetooth Network Connection(right click) -> View Bluetooth Network Devices -> choose devices (I have paired 2 iPhones to my laptop) -> choose one(right click) -> Connect using -> Access point.
My first question: if I can use commands in CMD to do the same thing(above)? If yes, please provide me with the commands.
My second question: when I am accessing one iPhone, can I use commands in CMD to switch to another iPhone? If yes, please provide me these commands

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  1. Dillon Silzer 57,831 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
    2022-07-28T04:28:43.697+00:00

    Hi @Wang, Tianyu 1. (EXT - JP/Kawasaki)

    There is no native function in Windows to use cmd line to switch bluetooth devices.

    There are tools out there such as "Bluetooth command line tools" but it is not official support by Microsoft and it is advised to use it at your own risk.

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