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How to create a hotkey to connect to a specific bluetooth device (Windows 10)
I have a question that's been surprisingly difficult to find answers for, and the answers that I have found were either not what I wanted, or far more complicated than they were worth. So. What I want to do is basically to be able to make a keybind that connects to a specific device (AKA my bluetooth earbuds). For a while, I was making do with just using win+k to open the Connect Menu and then click my device, but I kept accidentally connecting to devices of my neighbors because the list shuffles around so much when new devices are detected. I started digging and found Bluetooth Command Line T
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Bluetooth headset connect but not recognized as audio device on windows 11
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