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it might due to ground policy security , check this <br />
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it might due to ground policy security , check this


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When the DOMAIN/ADMINISTRATOR and any other administrative accounts are used, bluetooth functions properly, but when DOMAIN/USER accounts are used, the DOMAIN/ADMINISTRATOR account has to be used to connect but the computer still doesn't stay connected on bluetooth on a continuing basis. &nbsp;Is their a registry setting, gpedit.msc, secpol.msc setting on the local machine or gpmc.msc setting that can be applied to correct this problem? &nbsp;Machines are Windows 10 Enterprise operating system. &nbsp;AD server is Windows Server 2008. &nbsp;HP laptops with Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265
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When the DOMAIN/ADMINISTRATOR and any other administrative accounts are used, bluetooth functions properly, but when DOMAIN/USER accounts are used, the DOMAIN/ADMINISTRATOR account has to be used to connect but the computer still doesn't stay connected on bluetooth on a continuing basis.  Is their a registry setting, gpedit.msc, secpol.msc setting on the local machine or gpmc.msc setting that can be applied to correct this problem?  Machines are Windows 10 Enterprise operating system.  AD server is Windows Server 2008.  HP laptops with Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265

Bluetooth Won't Connect to Student Laptops When Student is Logged in to their DOMAIN/USER account

Bluetooth

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Windows 10

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Windows Server 2008

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Active Directory

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