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Bluetooth could not connect, try again later the basics.
Everyone has their fair share of problems with Bluetooth, including me. I ran into “Bluetooth could not connect, try again later” as well. After thoroughly searching the internet I found the solution that fixed it for me. I found the steps on Microsoft but these didn’t include screenshots, so hereby also mine tutorial with screenshots.
Let’s fix: “Bluetooth could not connect, try again later.“
- Open Start in the left-bottom corner and search for Services.msc.
Or press Windows + R and type in Services.msc and click OK.
- Sort the services by name and scroll to Bluetooth Support Service.
- double click Bluetooth Support Service.
- Open the Log On tab.
- Change the selection to This account.
- Open Browse…
- Type in Local Service and click Check Names.
- Click OK.
Click OK again.
Best is now to just restart your computer. You could also try to restart the Bluetooth Support Service.

Recap
There is not much more to say about Bluetooth. Everyone uses it nowadays. Bluetooth is for example in your phone, but also wireless headsets or wireless mouse use it. This also causes the above problems with your windows 10.
I am convinced that there are more solutions for this problem. The above solution has solved my problem and I therefore expect that this will be the solution for most users. If this is not the solution for you, or have you found another solution, would you like to indicate this below? Then I extend the manual.
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After searching far and wide and playing for an hour or two with sysrestore and starting and stopping the bluetooth services… this FINALLY WORKED! Thank you!
thank you!
this fixed my problem, finally