Of course, it's not enough that we unplug the bluetooth apparatus and reconnect it, because it is important that we turn off completely, then turn it back on for the change to be applied and take effect after the restart. Finally, just turn off the device we just renamed. Well this name can be edited, what we are dealing with right now, for which we click in the field of name and change it to whatever we want in this case we click on “Apply” and close the window. Well, in the window that appears we go to the tab “Bluetooth”, where we can see the default name of the product assigned by its manufacturer, as well as its icône. Change the default name of Bluetooth devices in Windows 10 Here we select the device we want to rename by clicking the right button of the Souris and selecting “Properties” in the Contextual menu. Once the connection is established, we will then go to the Control panel and go to the section called “Hardware and sound / view peripherals and printers”.
So the first thing we need to do in this case is enable connectivity Bluetooth on our computer with the microsoft system and connect the device including we want to change the name. That's why in case we don't like the name of a patented specific, or if we have several with similar names, we can always change the nomenclature of bluetooth equipment for the one we want in Windows 10, let's see the path. The assigned name is there just so that users can easily identify the device as such, so that Windows 10 does not use the name of the device to communicate with him, but it is already preset by the manufacturer. If I find anything new from other forums or "sources" I will gladly post a solution here.This is common for both bluetooth devices simple such as top - speakers, and also for more sophisticated products such as smartphones Eg. " NO CHOICE".Oh well I guess I am left with This is very frustrating.Įven Microsoft Support on Bluetooth issues here -> "", has no answers.Īt this point I am looking into possibly hacking the registry if at all possible, which is something I am not too thrilled about, but if Microsoft gives us Going through the "Control Panel" >"Devices and Printers" then "Right Click" on the device you wish to change name a "Context Menu" will open and select "Bluetooth" Tab and enter the name you desire in the text field click "Apply" and/or "Ok",Īfter reboot all changes made revert back to the original names.
This makes it quite annoying to distinguish one device from another. I have various bluetooth devices that have generic names that were provided by the manufacturer of the device.
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