This means that the device was successfully uninstalled.īluetooth Category Disappeared From Device Manager The Bluetooth category will completely vanish from the device manager.Right-click on it and select “ Uninstall”. Your Bluetooth hardware will be listed here. Once in the device manager, expand the category of “ Bluetooth”.msc” in the dialogue box and press Enter. We can do this by uninstalling the device and then checking for hardware using the device manager. Go to settings by pressing Windows + I and then navigate to “ Devices” and check if the problem is resolved.Īnother workaround to solve this problem is to install the default drivers for the hardware.Set Bluetooth Support Service Startup Type as Automatic Start the service first by clicking the “ Start” button and set the startup type as “ Automatic”.Make sure that you perform these changes to all of them. Double-click the service to launch its properties.ĭo note that in some devices, there may be other services as well such as ‘Bluetooth Driver Management System, etc.”. Once in Services, navigate through all the entries until you find “ Bluetooth Support Service”.Type “services.msc” into the Run dialog and press Enter Press Windows + R to launch the Run application.We can try starting the service again, changing it to automatic and check if this solves the problem. By default, the service startup type is set as Manual instead of Automatic. The most common reason why Bluetooth doesn’t show in Settings is that its service isn’t enabled. Repeat Step 1 and 2 to uncheck Safe Boot and boot back into Normal mode and check to see if the issue is resolved.Once in Safe Mode, the drivers should be installed automatically. Reboot the PC and it should boot into Safe Mode.Go to the Boot tab and put a check on Safe Boot.Boot into Safe Mode and then Back to Normal Mode Take a look at the solutions listed down below. If it is, it means that there isn’t a proper configuration because of which you are facing this difficulty. There can also be other situations where Bluetooth disappears from the Settings because of bad drivers, conflicting applications etc.įirst of all, you should check if Bluetooth hardware is indeed present on your device (or your system supports Bluetooth). Bluetooth goes missing in your system’s Settings mainly because of issues in the integration of the Bluetooth software/frameworks or due to an issue with the hardware itself.
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