Connecting Via Bluetooth

I cannot get the Surface Pro 3 to pair via bluetooth to the printer. I can see the printer available in the printer installtion but when I choose the printer and they try to pair, it fails. The printer is on and working as I just intalled it on another laptop computer via bluetooth. Any ideas to make these two play nice?

Hi @ElijahRDS,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I see that you are trying to connect your HP Officejet 150 mobile printer to your Surface Pro 3 Tablet running Windows 8.1 I am happy to help!
Please see the following guides:
Printing from a Tablet in Windows 8 and Windows RT.
How to Scan: Windows RT or Windows 8 Tablets.
Setting Up the Printer for a Bluetooth network for the HP Officejet 150 Mobile All-in-One Printer Se....
Cannot Print through a Bluetooth Wireless Connection.
Hope these guides help, and thank you for posting!
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