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Removing paired Bluetooth® devices from the memory of a computer
Which operating system is being used?
Determine which operating system is running on the computer and make the appropriate selection below. For more information on how to determine the operating system, see Determining the computer's operating system.
Windows 10
To remove a Bluetooth® device from the memory of Window 10:
- On your computer, go to the Bluetooth settings
Tip: You can find them by clicking the Windows button in the lower-right, typing Bluetooth, then selecting Bluetooth and other device settings - Click the device you want to remove from the list of previously-connected Bluetooth devices
- Click Remove device
- When prompted, click Yes to confirm.
macOS 10.4.6 or newer
To remove a Bluetooth device from the memory of macOS:
- Click the Apple icon in the upper-left
- Click System Preferences...
- Click Bluetooth
- In the left pand, select the device to remove, then click the – button in the lower-left
- When prompted, click Remove to confirm.
ChromeOS
To remove a Bluetooth® device from the memory on a Chromebook:
- Click the clock in the lower-right
- While holding the Alt key on your keyboard, click the device you want to remove in the list of previously-paired Bluetooth devices
- From the menu that appears, click Unpair.