Are you having issues with your Bluetooth mouse in Windows 11? A slow Bluetooth mouse can be uncomfortable when gaming or doing other tasks. Before you go ahead and order a new one from Amazon, follow the tips below to fix your Bluetooth mouse not working in Windows 11.
1. Turn on Bluetooth on both devices.
Let's get to the basics first. Your Bluetooth mouse comes with a physical switch to turn the device on or off. Make sure it's enabled for Bluetooth connectivity.
While you're at it, enable Bluetooth on Windows 11 Also, select the small speaker icon on the taskbar and enable the Bluetooth toggle.
2. Check the wireless mouse battery.
Some Bluetooth mouse models come with a battery to keep them working smoothly. You'll need to replace the battery after a while. Remove the battery, replace it with a new one, and try connecting to your computer.
3. Reset Network Performance on Windows 11
If you're experiencing frequent network issues on Windows 11, you can temporarily enable Airplane mode and disable it after some time.
Click the speaker icon in the taskbar and enable Airplane mode. After a few minutes, disable it and connect the Bluetooth mouse again.
4. Read the Bluetooth mouse in the WINDOWS 11 SETTINGS menu.
When we encounter Bluetooth issues with a particular device, this trick works wonders. You need to remove the saved Bluetooth mouse from Windows 11 settings and add it back. Follow the steps below.
Step 1: Open menu Windows Settings (use Windows + I keys).
Step 2: go to the Bluetooth and Devices List.
Step 3: Locate View more devices , And from List of other devices Find the saved Bluetooth mouse.
Step 4: Click Three-dot menu Next to it and select remove device.
Refer to the Bluetooth and Device List and select Add a device to connect a Bluetooth mouse once again.
5. Run the Bluetooth troubleshooter
If the Bluetooth connection is working in Windows 11, you need to run the Bluetooth troubleshooter and fix the issue.
Step 1: turn on Windows Settings menu and go to System menu.
Step 2: Locate find the mistakes and resolve it and go to Other troubleshooters and fixes.
Step 3: turn on Bluetooth Troubleshooter from the following list.
Let Windows run the troubleshooter and fix the problem for you.
6. Restart the Bluetooth Support Service
If the above trick doesn't work for you, you'll need to manually restart the Bluetooth services on your computer.
Step 1: Open start menu and search for Services.
Step 2: Click on Enter and open Service List.
Step 3: Look for Bluetooth Support Service From the list, double-click on it.
Step 4: of List of properties , Locate turning off And then Accurate , Locate start To restart the service.
7. Connect the Bluetooth adapter to a different USB port.
Are you using a Bluetooth adapter on your Windows computer? You'll need to remove the Bluetooth adapter from your computer and plug it back in. While you're at it, you can try different USB ports to enable Bluetooth functionality.
If you're using a Bluetooth adapter with an older Bluetooth 4.0 version, you may experience frequent disconnection issues. You'll need to purchase a new Bluetooth adapter with version 5.0+.
8. Reinstall Bluetooth drivers
Is the Bluetooth connection working as expected for devices other than the mouse? You need to reinstall the Bluetooth drivers and try your luck again. Follow the steps below.
Step 1: Click on Windows key and search for Device Manager.
Step 2: Expand Bluetooth menu and search for Saved mouse from the list.
Step 3: Right click on it and select Uninstall the device of context menu.
Restart your computer and install the required drivers during the restart process.
9. Windows 11 Update
Using an outdated version of Windows 11 on your computer can cause Bluetooth issues. Go to the Windows Settings menu and select Windows Update.
Download the Latest version available And restart the computer to install it.
Connect a BLUETOOTH mouse to Windows 11
If none of the above tricks work, we recommend investing in a wired mouse. It's a plug-and-play setup that gets the job done without any hassle. While upgrading to Windows 11 brings good things like a new Start menu, redesigned apps, and more, it also brings inconveniences. When a Bluetooth mouse isn't working in Windows 11, it can disrupt your workflow. Let us know which of the above tricks worked for you.
