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In the ResetBluetoothAndWifi.ps1 script, an error message "Error 1168" may appear when removing Bluetooth devices. This is a known issue, as referenced in the powerBTremover GitHub repository issue #5. The error indicates that the device is not available and "should be removed manually."
Details:
Despite the error message, the script does successfully remove the device.
After a reboot (which is built into the script), the device should be removed.
No immediate action is required from the user beyond running the script and allowing the reboot to complete.
Steps to Reproduce:
Run the ResetBluetoothAndWifi.ps1 script.
Observe the output for any instances of "Error 1168."
Expected Behavior:
The script should attempt to remove all paired Bluetooth devices.
Actual Behavior:
The script may display "Error 1168" indicating that the device is not available and should be removed manually. However, the device is actually removed after a system reboot.
Workaround:
Allow the script to complete and let the system reboot. The Bluetooth device should be removed after the reboot.
Status:
This issue is noted for informational purposes. No further action is required beyond running the script and rebooting the system as prompted.
In the
ResetBluetoothAndWifi.ps1
script, an error message "Error 1168" may appear when removing Bluetooth devices. This is a known issue, as referenced in the powerBTremover GitHub repository issue #5. The error indicates that the device is not available and "should be removed manually."Details:
Steps to Reproduce:
ResetBluetoothAndWifi.ps1
script.Expected Behavior:
The script should attempt to remove all paired Bluetooth devices.
Actual Behavior:
The script may display "Error 1168" indicating that the device is not available and should be removed manually. However, the device is actually removed after a system reboot.
Workaround:
Allow the script to complete and let the system reboot. The Bluetooth device should be removed after the reboot.
Status:
This issue is noted for informational purposes. No further action is required beyond running the script and rebooting the system as prompted.
Reference:
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