How to definitely remove/uninstall Bluetooh drivers and devices in Windows 10? (Regedit)

I have a Bluetooth device keyboard corrupted as paired. I tried everything to remove and reinstall it. But it seems like windows is always saving the devices in the registry or something.

What I have tried:

1. Removed one by one all the hidden devices from Device Manager > Bluetooh
2. After uninstalling the last one and install the official drivers provided by Dell:
3. Installation process ask me to restart
4. After restart, I go to device manager and the removed/uninstalled devices and drivers are there again!!
   

I'm completly desperated. Is there a way to remove all the devices from regedit or some type of hidden file in the system?

3 Answers

I've tried so many things with that kind of problem until I've stumbled upon the bluetooth command line tools

Once installed, run btpair -u from the command lines. It will unpair everything from your device. Then you should be able to pair again.

That website now has invasive ads, I would suggest to only go with an ad blocker.

There could be a more simple way to try.

• Open Windows settings
• Click "Devices"
• Make sure it's on "Bluetooth & other devices"
• Click on the device you want to remove
• Click "Remove device"
• Now go back into your Device Manager and make sure all the drivers are uninstalled. If they remain then uninstall them.
• Then restart the PC without installing any other drivers yet! If it restarts and the drivers are gone then the issue is fixed and you can !

I'm suspecting that it is reinstalling the drivers because it still sees the device as being attached to the PC in the Settings menu, but doesn't have a driver for that device. Windows automatically downloads and installs drivers for devices that it is attached to. This causes the drivers to reappear and cause the issue you're dealing with.

Hope this fixes your issue! ~TJ

What solved the issue for me were steps similar to KiLL3Rw0lF's answer except for a few things:

1. Go to the Device Manager.
2. Click on the View menu and select Show hidden devices.
3. Click on Bluetooth in the list below.
4. Right click and select Uninstall Device for each instance of the device that you want to remove.
5. Go to Bluetooth & other devices and then add your device back.

For me, the key here was showing the hidden devices. Since I wasn't uninstalling those, anytime I attempted to add my device back it would refer to those instances which apparently had corrupted drivers. I hope this helps someone else in need.