@JaydenH 

-Control Panel > Hardware and Sound\Devices and Printers

-Select the Bluetooth device you want to rename, right-click, select Properties

-In the new window select the Bluetooth tab

-The devices name will be up top, click in that box then delete and put the name you want

-When done click Apply, and close the window

@Tony 

Hi I have same problem here, but I don't udersatand your step, could you explain a lit bit more, I use WIN 10

@mncu 

Please provide a screenshot of where you are getting stuck on.

@Tony  any idea?

@mncu 

1. Go to Control panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center

2. Click on Change Adapter Settings. Then right click on the Bluetooth network > Properties

3. Select the Bluetooth tab, select the Bluetooth Setting, and tick up Show the Bluetooth icon in the notification area.

4. The Bluetooth icon will be recovered and you can see it in the lower right corner of the Desktop.

mncu wrote

 

may be you can try my way its work for me,

first open device manager, the find universal serial bus devices, click the arrow, it will show your device, 

then right click on it find update driver, brows my computer for driver sfotware, let me pick from a list of available driver on my computer, 

then find generic bluetooth adapter, then next.

your problem should be fix

Thank you...now working...

@JaydenH 

My laptop HP-ab522tx was already having a Bluetooth connection (driver)

The main reason why I have purchased ub400 is to connect my wireless headphones to my laptop

But right now none of the devices are getting connected to my laptop

Please help its urgent if u want remote control my laptop please tell me 

I want this problem fixed its really important for me 

I have tried many methods to solve this problem but can't able to do it

@Jaydeep 

Please reach out to your local TP-Link Support here: link