Note that the change of Bluetooth on or off setting does not affect Wi-Fi or cellular mobile broadband connectivity. Here’s the guide on how to turn off and turn on (should you need to use the Bluetooth) Bluetooth connectivity in Windows 8, Windows 8.1, which also works for Windows RT, Windows RT 8.1. In addition, one less wireless radio wave also reduces the potential source of interference with other devices. When not utilizing Bluetooth to connect to any external device, leaving it on and enabled will definitely use more power, and hence draining the battery faster. However, not everyone may want to use the Bluetooth feature. Most modern PCs equipped with built-in Bluetooth wireless technology, which would normally be turned on by default for system with Windows operating system. My Wi-Fi connection was restored, airplane mode was turned off and I haven't had a problem since.Bluetooth is one of the convenient way to connect Bluetooth enabled devices, such as mobile phones, Bluetooth-enabled mouse, Bluetooth-enabled keyboard, headsets, speakers, printers and etc, to your PC wirelessly. This should put a check mark next to all of the services listed. My computer only had about a handful of these services with a checkmark on the left hand side and were in running status.Ħ) Click on Enable all at the bottom of the screen.ħ) Click on Apply. Click on the Services tab.ĥ) This should pull up all of the services on your computer. To fix I went through the following steps -ġ) I went to the start menu in the lower left corner and typed in msconfig.Ģ) What popped up was the System Configuration APP.ģ) Click on this to open up the System Configuration.Ĥ) My System Configuration consists of the following Tabs - General, Boot, Services, Start-up & Tools. I scrapped this idea of having a direct internet connection and had to go back to square one again and try to fix it without having any internet connection at all. I couldn't plug into my router with an Ethernet cable, since I don't have a Ethernet plug in my laptop, so I purchased an Ethernet to USB adapter, only to find out I am running Windows 10 (upgraded about 6 months ago from Windows 8.1) on a Toshiba laptop. Well, this is how I got it to turn off for me.
I tried most of the things posted on the Microsoft Community forum, but I still couldn't get the Airplane Mode to turn off. So after hours of trial and error I finally got my airplane mode to turn off.
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