For most Windows users, Bluetooth means the ability to wirelessly connect your headset, computer, smartphone, or other device. But there are several other uses of Bluetooth. Check out how to turn Bluetooth on or off and use in Windows 10 and how to send and receive files from your computer or laptop.
How to turn on Bluetooth in Windows 10
Click on the start menu and open the "Settings" option, then select "Devices" to open the "Windows 10 Device Settings".
To activate Bluetooth, slide the Bluetooth switch to the On position.
Your PC will start looking for devices to pair with. So make sure you have turned on Bluetooth on your smartphone or other device.
When the device is found, it will be displayed in the list. Click on it to expand it. You will see a button to connect it. Before the devices are paired, you will need to confirm that the password displayed on both devices is the same. After confirming this, click Yes.
Clicking More Bluetooth Options (menu on the right) will open a new window where you will be offered more settings such as "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer", "Alert when a new Bluetooth device wants to connect", "Show the Bluetooth icon in the notification area" ", etc.
Once the devices are connected, you can use the Bluetooth connection to send or receive files.
How to use Bluetooth in Windows 10
On the Windows taskbar, click the up arrow (next to the clock) and then choose the Bluetooth option. There, choose the Send or Receive Files option. The wizard will open. It's an easy-to-understand wizard and you can use it.
