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Plugable USB 2.0 Bluetooth Adapter
A: Usually this happens because the device isn’t making itself visible for pairing. A device that wants to be seen by other devices broadcasts a special radio signal that makes it visible to any other Bluetooth device nearby. This is called being “discoverable” or “visible” and is part of the Bluetooth pairing process.
Sometimes a headset, headphones, or other device may not be visible for pairing either even if you’ve gone through the pairing procedure indicated in that device’s instructions. This may be because it is only allowed to pair with a single device at a time, and it is already connected to a phone, tablet, or other host device. Try disabling Bluetooth on any other devices you have previously connected your Bluetooth device to and try connecting to your computer again.
Discoverable mode is turned off by default on computers and phone/tablets for security reasons. Instead, the phones/tablets and computers act only as a host device and search for other devices like keyboards or headsets that broadcast their presence instead of becoming discoverable or visible for pairing.
To solve this problem with a phone/tablet to your computer, you need to make either the phone/tablet or the computer temporarily discoverable, then search for it from the other one.
Below are instructions for some common devices. For devices not listed here, see the user guide or instruction manual for that device, or search for “make <my_device_name> discoverable in bluetooth” on the web.
iOS (iPhone, iPad)
Your iOS device will become discoverable when you go to Settings > General > Bluetooth. It will remain discoverable as long as you stay on the Bluetooth menu page.
Android Versions 2.2 and 2.3 (Froyo and Gingerbread)
Open Settings. Press Wireless & Networks. Press Bluetooth settings. If Bluetooth is not already on, touch it to turn it on. Touch Discoverable. Your phone/tablet will stay discoverable for 120 seconds.
Android Versions 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, KitKat)
Open Settings. Slide the Bluetooth switch to the On position. Touch Bluetooth. At the top will be the name of your device and the words “Not visible to other Bluetooth devices.” Touch this to change it to “Visible to all nearby Bluetooth devices.” Touch it again after pairing with your computer to turn it off again.
Android Versions 5.0, 5.1 (Lollipop), 6.x (Marshmallow), 7.x (Nougat)
Open Settings. Tap Bluetooth. You device will remain discoverable as long as this screen is displayed.
Windows 10, 8.1, 8
Press Windows Key + D to go to the Desktop. Click Bluetooth in the System Tray. Select Open Settings. Place a check next to “Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer.” Be sure to turn this off after pairing is successful.
Windows 7
Click Bluetooth in the System Tray. Select Open Settings. Place a check next to “Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer.” Be sure to turn this off after pairing is successful.
Windows XP
Right-click Bluetooth in the System Tray. Select Bluetooth Configuration. Click the Accessibility tab. Place a check next to “Let other Bluetooth devices discover this computer.” Be sure to turn this off after pairing is successful.
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