Guide to Bypass Bluetooth Password Prompt on Windows 11 Devices

Step 1: Utilize the Bluetooth Troubleshooter

Follow these steps to access the Bluetooth troubleshooter:

1. Press the Windows key and select Settings.
2. Click on System from the left panel, then select Troubleshoot from the right.
3. Choose Other troubleshooters.
4. Locate the Bluetooth troubleshooter and click Run next to it.

Pro Tip: Ensure your Bluetooth device is powered on during troubleshooting.

Step 2: Update Your Bluetooth Drivers

To update Bluetooth drivers:

1. Press the Windows key, type Device Manager, and open it.
2. Find your Bluetooth device, right-click, and select Update driver.
3. Choose Search automatically for drivers.
4. Restart your computer and try reconnecting the device.

Step 3: Roll Back to Previous Drivers

If driver updates caused issues, follow these steps:

1. Open Device Manager as described above.
2. Right-click your Bluetooth device under Bluetooth, then select Properties.
3. Go to the Driver tab and click on Roll Back Driver.
4. Provide a reason for rolling back and restart your computer.

Step 4: Re-add the Bluetooth Device via Control Panel

To re-add a Bluetooth device:

1. Press the Windows key, search for Control Panel, and open it.
2. Select Hardware and Sound.
3. Navigate to Devices and Printers.
4. Click on Add a device and follow the prompts to connect.

Pro Tip: If redirected to Settings, complete the process there to reconnect.

Step 5: Add the Device through Network Connection Properties

You can manually add a device by following these steps:

1. Open the Run window with Windows + R, type ncpa.cpl, and click OK.
2. Right-click on the Bluetooth Network Connection adapter and choose Properties.
3. In the Bluetooth tab, click on Bluetooth settings.
4. Check the box for Allow Bluetooth devices to find this PC and save changes.
5. Navigate to Manage Bluetooth Personal Area Network Devices.
6. Make sure your Bluetooth device is turned on and enter pairing mode, then select it from the list that appears on your PC.

Step 6: Reset Your Bluetooth Connection

If issues persist, resetting the Bluetooth connection may help:

1. Access the Run window using Windows + R.
2. Type services.msc and press Enter.
3. Find Bluetooth Support Service, right-click it, and select Restart.
4. Set the service startup type to Automatic in properties, then start the service.

Step 7: Remove and Reset the Device

Step 7.1: Remove the Bluetooth Device

1. Open the Start Menu with the Windows key.
2. Search for Control Panel and open it.
3. Set View by to Large or Small Icons.
4. Right-click on Devices and Printers and select Open in new window.
5. Find the device you want to remove, right-click, and choose Remove device.

Step 7.2: Reset the Bluetooth Device

1. Press Windows + S, type Sound Settings, and select your device.
2. Scroll down and select More sound settings.
3. Right-click your Bluetooth device and choose Properties.
4. In the Enhancements tab, click Restore Defaults.

Step 7.3: Execute a System Restore

1. Type Control Panel in the Windows search bar and open it.
2. Select Large icons under View by and click on Recovery.
3. Click on Open System Restore.
4. Choose Choose a different restore point and hit Next.
5. Select a restore point and click Finish to apply.

Pro Tip: Performing a system restore can often resolve persistent Bluetooth issues by reverting to a stable configuration.

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