Reverse Bluetooth "Forget this device" instruction

most bluetooth devices has to be put into pairing/discovery mode the first time one connect to them,

if one has made ones device forget a bluetooth device one has to perform the same procedure

how one goes about putting a bluetooth device into pairing mode differ of cause from device to device it should be in the documentation of the device or on the manufacturers site

or you can probably find a guide by googling

"strange bluetooth tophat (or whatever the bluetooth device in question is named) pairing mode"

Bazzyguern wrote:

Are you saying that your 3 computers are able to see Bluetooth accessories that they have been instructed to forget? If so, do they appear in the list of devices but greyed out or on a separate list? At home I had instructed 2 MacBook Pros & 2 iPads to forget a Bluetooth keyboard & headphones so I could use them with a Mac Mini but I'm currently away from home with one MacBook & one iPad Pro 12.9" which can't see them at all.

I am saying, I have control over any Bluetooth enabled devices used on any of the 3 computer I own and operate.

None of the the bluetooth devices on any of the computer require any Third Party Software installed to make them function.

When I choose to Forget the device, they are forgotten

I cannot use a trackpad or touch screen device the the same reasons with about every action.

If as you say it does not work, the it must be true for All devices for all computers

If that is true, it does not hamper my Forget devices on 3 computers O own and maintain

Go figure

The " Reverse Bluetooth "Forget this device"  " is to pair the device again to the desired device.

Forgetting the Device will effectively Un-Pair the device