## Direct Answer
If your Surface Pro’s Bluetooth is not pairing after dropping, try restarting your device, resetting Bluetooth settings, and updating drivers. If issues persist, consider resetting your device or visiting a repair center.
## Step-by-Step Guide
To fix Bluetooth not pairing on your Surface Pro after dropping, follow these steps:
1. **Restart your Surface Pro**: This often resolves connectivity issues. Press the Power button until your device shuts down, then press it again to restart.
2. **Reset Bluetooth settings**: Go to Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices, and toggle Bluetooth off and on.
3. **Update Bluetooth drivers**: Search for ‘Device Manager’ in the Start menu, expand ‘Bluetooth’, right-click on your Bluetooth device, and select ‘Update driver’.
4. **Disable and re-enable the Bluetooth device**: In the Device Manager, right-click on your Bluetooth device and select ‘Disable device’. Wait for 10 seconds, then enable it again.
5. **Reset your Surface Pro**: If all else fails, consider resetting your device to its default settings. Go to Settings > Update & Security > Recovery, and follow the prompts.
## Frequently Asked Questions
### Q: Why is my Bluetooth not pairing after dropping my Surface Pro?
A: Dropping your device can cause physical damage to the Bluetooth antenna or other components, leading to pairing issues.
### Q: Will resetting my Surface Pro delete my files?
A: Yes, a full reset will erase all files and data. Make sure to back up your files before resetting your device.
### Q: Can I repair my Surface Pro’s Bluetooth myself?
A: It’s not recommended to attempt repairs yourself, as this can cause further damage. Visit a authorized repair center for professional assistance.
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