Check your phone's Bluetooth connection. 1. Open the Bluetooth Settings. Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone. To check if it's turned on, swipe down from the top of the screen to open the Quick settings panel. Tap the Bluetooth icon to turn it on. 2. Check the device's current connections. Step 1: Press the Windows key + I to launch the Settings app. Step 2: Select Bluetooth & devices from the left sidebar. Then, click on Devices. Step 3: Locate the problematic device on the list In addition to making sure your Bluetooth drivers are current, PCs also allow you to run a Bluetooth troubleshooter. To activate it on Windows 10, select the Start button > Settings > Update Press and hold the pairing button for 4-5 seconds (varies by device) until you see the LED light start flashing — this indicates the speaker is now in pairing mode. 2. Find your Skullcandy Unpair and forget any Bluetooth devices. Hold down the power button for four seconds until you see Power Options. Tap Power Options then hit Turn Off. Wait a beat, then power on your Switch again Go to Bluetooth setup & add a new device; make sure the phone shows car multimedia (might be different for the other vehicles) make sure the passcode on the phone & the stereo blues is the same Option #1. Press the push to talk button. Say “Hands Free”, then “Bluetooth”, “Delete” and give the name of the device you want to delete. This should remove the synced contacts, as In general, Bluetooth is backward compatible: Bluetooth devices supporting Bluetooth 5 or higher should still be able to pair with devices using, say, the ancient Bluetooth 2.1, launched back in 2007. nrr1k.