This short article will explain how to clear your Bluetooth sync history under Window, by using the following procedure.
How to clear your Bluetooth sync history?
- Right-click on the Bluetooth tray icon > Settings.
- Go to the "Sync" tab.
- Click on the "Clear Sync History" button.
How to remove a specific device from your Windows Bluetooth connection history?
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First, open Settings.
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Click on Devices.
- Then click on Bluetooth.
- Choose the device you'd like to remove.
- Press the Remove device button.
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