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I am trying to create a script that will remove a bluetooth device from windows paired devices and then another script that will pair a specific device. 

 

I have a bluetooth headset that I am constantly switching from my computer to phone and back again. The process in windows takes several mouse clicks or key commands. I would love the ability to have a hotkey or .bat file or something that I can just click to run the process whenever I want to pair. I have done a lot of programming in school projects but never modified windows settings before.

 

Shouldn't this be super simple? I would love some guidance.

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4 hours ago, elpiop said:

Not sure there is a way to do this natively. Seems like you'd need something 3rd party like this: http://bluetoothinstaller.com/bluetooth-command-line-tools/btpair.html. But with that tool it seems very easy

Thanks elipiop, I have tried btpair and it did most of what I want but took forever. What's the point of having a script if it takes a minute to work when I could click a few buttons and do it in 3 seconds. Perhaps I can google alternatives to btpair...

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