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If you don’t wish to keep a paired Bluetooth device, it’s easy to remove it using Settings, Device Manager, and Command Prompt. We’ll show you how to use all these methods on your Windows 10
Open Settings by pressing Windows+i. Select /”Devices/” in Settings
From the left sidebar, choose /”Bluetooth & Other Devices./”
On the right pane, find and click the device to remove. Then, choose /”Remove Device./”
In the open prompt, select /”Yes./”
If you can’t remove a device from Settings or you want to remove the device and delete its associated drivers, use this method.
Open the Device Manager utility by right-clicking the Start Menu and selecting /”Device Manager./”
On the utility window, expand /”Bluetooth./” Find the device to remove, right-click it, and select /”Uninstall Device./”
In the open prompt, choose /”Uninstall./”
If you prefer using command line methods over graphical ones, you can use a command in Command Prompt to remove the paired Bluetooth devices from your PC
To use this method, you’ll first find your device’s instance path. The command that deletes the devices requires this path to identify your device. To find it, open Device Manager by pressing Windows+X and choosing /”Device Manager./”
Expand /”Bluetooth,/” right-click the device you want to delete, and select /”Properties./”
On the Properties window, open the /”Details/” tab. Click the /”Property/” drop-down menu and select /”Device Instance Path./” This is the second option in the menu.
Right-click the text displayed in the /”Value/” field and select /”Copy./”
Close Device Manager. Open the Start Menu, search for /”Command Prompt/
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