1. Disconnects automatically randomly. 2. Bluetooth is on but can't connect to the device because it tells that your bluetooth is off. 3. Devices appear when bluetooth is toggled off, disappear when toggled on. 4. Nothing happens no matter what you try. The only solution is to restart your device.
First, Enable Nearby Sharing. To use Nearby Sharing in Windows 11, you first need to ensure it is enabled. To do so, press Windows+i to open the Settings app. Or you can right-click the Start menu and select "Settings." In Settings, select "System," then click "Nearby Sharing." In Nearby Sharing settings, locate the "Nearby Sharing" section and Option 1: Check in the Settings App. To see if you have Bluetooth, the first place you can check is on the Settings app. First, open up the Settings app ( Windows key + I ). Then click on Devices. If your computer has Bluetooth connectivity, then you’ll see a Bluetooth toggle, as well as More Bluetooth options and Send or receive files via Right-click it, and select Properties from the context menu. In the Properties window, go to the Bluetooth tab. You will see a MAC address field and the address should be there. If it isn’t, look a little further down and you will see a Unique Identifier field which will give you the MAC address. A MAC address can be identified by its format On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Bluetooth in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.) Hold the pointer over the device in the list, then click Connect. If asked, click Accept (or enter a series of numbers, then press Enter). You can also connect a Bluetooth device to your Mac by clicking the Bluetooth status icon How to change your computer’s Bluetooth device name. In Windows, the Bluetooth name is same as your computer name. If you want to change the Bluetooth device name, you need to change your computer name. Type and search [About your PC] ①, then click [Open] ②. Select [Rename this PC] ③. Type the new name you want to use ④, then select UHqwrMo.