Microsoft to roll out Bluetooth Quick Pair in Next Windows 10 Update

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Microsoft is working to make pairing Bluetooth devices with Windows 10 PCs a lot smoother using a new feature called Quick Pair.

Still in its early days, Quick Pair is supposed to eliminate the unnecessary extra steps when setting up Bluetooth devices to work with Windows 10 computers, and everything will work by simply bringing the two devices close to each other.

Right now, whenever you attempt to pair one Bluetooth device with a Windows 10 machine, you need to get through the typical configuration process that involves providing a pairing code as an extra means of security.

But as it turns out that, that will no longer be the case once the Windows 10 Redstone 4 update launches in the spring of the next year, as Microsoft is working on a feature that will remove these steps. Thurrott writes that no buttons need to be pressed and devices just have to be held “near a Windows machine and it will light up immediately after simply tapping a toast notification.”