If you want to connect a Bluetooth headset, speakers, or some other accessory to your Windows 10 PC, begin by turning it on.  If your computer doesn't support Bluetooth, you can add support using a USB Bluetooth adapter. Just connect the adapter to the computer and follow the on-screen instructions to install it. When a device is "discoverable," your PC will be able to find it and make a connection. Usually turning on a device will immediately put it into discovery mode. Sometimes you'll have to press a button (or combination of buttons) to make it discoverable. You'll usually see a blinking LED indicator somewhere on the device once it's discoverable. It's the squared-off chat bubble icon to the right of the clock in the taskbar. It looks like a sideways bowtie. When Bluetooth is turned on, the tile will turn a different color and either say "Not connected" or display a device name. When Bluetooth is off, the tile will just say "Bluetooth" and be gray. If you've already paired the Bluetooth device with your PC it should now connect automatically. It should be right below the Bluetooth icon. Look for the computer monitor icon with an overlapping phone or tablet. Your PC will now scan for available Bluetooth devices in range. The device may have a descriptive name that makes it easy to identify, but sometimes it'll be a more obscure set of letters and/or numbers. You can find out the name for sure by checking the Bluetooth device's manual. This will pair the device with your PC.  Sometimes you'll have to enter a code that appears on the device. Follow any on-screen instructions that appear to continue pairing. If the device doesn't appear, try powering it off and on again.
شغّل جهاز البلوتوث. اجعل الجهاز المراد الاتصال معه بالبلوتوث قابلًا للاكتشاف. انقر على أيقونة مركز الإجراءات. انقر على أيقونة بلوتوث لتفعيل اتصال بلوتوث. انقر على زر الاتصال Connect. انقر على جهاز بلوتوث.