How to Pin Bluetooth to Taskbar in Windows 11

This video guides about how to pin bluetooth to taskbar in windows 11.
Adding Bluetooth to the taskbar in Windows 11 provides convenient and quick access to manage device connections and settings with just a single click.
To learn how to add bluetooth to taskbar in windows 11, simply follow the step-by-step guide.
Here are the Steps to Pin Bluetooth to Windows 11 Taskbar:
1. Right-click on start menu icon and then click on "Settings".
2. Click on "Bluetooth and Devices" tab in the left sidebar.
3. Turn ON the bluetooth by toggling the switch to ON position.
4. Click on "Devices" and then click on "More Bluetooth Settings".
5. Click on the checkbox beside "Show the bluetooth icon in the notification area" to enable it and click "Apply".
6. Right-click anywhere on the taskbar and click on "Taskbar Settings".
7. Click on "Other System tray Icons" and toggle the switch beside "Bluetooth" to ON position.
You can see the Bluetooth icon in the notification area.
So that's how you can pin bluetooth to taskbar in windows 11.
If you face any issue while adding bluetooth icon to windows 11 taskbar then ask me in the comments section below to get the prompt reply.

[@jigsaw315]

Fast Clear + It worked. As guides shoud be. Thanks.

[@alessandrobianchin9947]

Perfect Thank you - Keep making these videos

[@PSJamwal]

Thanks for the video. It was helpful to me!

[@leohart7468]

Thnx bro

[@thecasketoffictionaldelights]

Great, clear and easy to follow.

[@Scrim71]

Legend

[@pyrotheevilplatypus]

Doesn't work. As soon as you turn off bluetooth, the icon disappears from the tray. With every other program, if you pin it, it's there where or not the program is running.

[@brusemiller9211]

Yes, this video was useless for actually permanently pinning Bluetooth to the taskbar. I've watched dozens of YT videos saying they can do this, but they all have the exact same NON-solution solution. It's like Microsoft can't comprehend why anyone would ever want to have this - they are really that completely out of touch with the end-user.

[@nattkett7786]

Thank you. Useful for me

[@mackglow]

thanks for that😀