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Fresh install of Boot Camp on macOS Mojave with a Windows 10 ISO from the Microsoft website. I'm trying to connect my Bluetooth mouse (which works fine and connects on macOS Mojave) to Windows and it won't find the mouse.

  • I have disconnected and removed the mouse from macOS.

  • I have tried 'updating' my Bluetooth radio to "Apple Broadcom Built-in Bluetooth".

    • Doing this results in no Bluetooth functionality with the device showing error code 10 in Device Manager.

The current configuration for my Bluetooth settings in Device Manager is:

  • Bluetooth

    • Bluetooth Radio

    • Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator

    • Microsoft Bluetooth LE Enumerator

Now the weird thing. Whenever I go into the general Bluetooth settings to add a device, if I use the toggle to turn Bluetooth on/off, I can turn it off, but then I can't turn it back on unless I uninstall and reinstall the driver, or restart my machine.

Windows OS

DESKTOP-4BSAGG1

  • OS Name: Microsoft Windows 10 Home

  • OS Version: 10.0.17134 N/A Build 17134

  • OS Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation

  • OS Configuration: Standalone Workstation

  • OS Build Type: Multiprocessor Free

MacBook Specs

  • 13-inch Macbook Pro (w/ Touch Bar)

  • Running macOS Mojave (Latest Version)

  • Bootcamp v6.1

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  • what BT driver ? – Ruskes Nov 1 '18 at 4:40
  • The default one that comes pre-installed with windows 10 – Mark Dodds Nov 1 '18 at 4:45
  • interesting, I did not know that Windows BT works with OSX and Mac hardware. – Ruskes Nov 1 '18 at 5:02
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  • create a USB drive with windows support software using Bootcamp Assistant (mac os)
  • go to windows and install that support software from the USB drive
  • go back to macOS
  • remove ALL Bluetooth devices from mac os
  • set windows as the startup drive
  • restart and open windows (click mouse and keyboard when you see windows logo)
  • go to Bluetooth settings and try to connect

worked for me ...for a moment...then I lost it when I set macOS as startup drive.

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  • I'm not seeing how this is an answer to the question; rather it's that you're saying "I'm having this problem too." Can you please clarify? – Allan Jan 9 at 18:59
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