Currently, in Windows 8.1, users go through hoops to get settings that control Bluetooth connectivity (Charms-> Settings-> Change PC Settings-> PC and Devices-> Bluetooth-> On / Off). I was wondering if there is a way to programmatically enable / disable bluetooth on the command line? I just want to write code that basically does what Windows does from the settings screen to just turn on / off Bluetooth.
I don’t want to just point out the settings link, as some people suggest. I challenge myself to write a script or program that can do this, but over the past few days I have been looking for a network for information, and at the moment I'm not sure that it can even be done. I even tried installing the Windows bluetooth command line library called "Bluetooth command line tools" and tried using their command "btconfig -c0", but it does not seem to work. Is there a language / approach / methodology that I can use to achieve this? Thanks!
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