Bluetooth mouse disconnects after sleep in W540, Windows 8.1

I have paired a bluetooth mouse and it works fine - until computer has been in sleep. After sleep the mouse does not work until I go into settings - Change PC Settings - PC and Devices - Bluetooth. I do not have to do anything, it just connects when "Manage Bluetooth Devices" opens.
I have looked into forum and swithed off the "allow the computer to turn off device to save power" in device manager for device Intel Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 + HS adapter. No effect.
I have Windows 8.1. The mouse worked fine in my older HP laptop with Windows 7.1

Hi @dindanas,
Your ProBook 4530s is a commercial product and to get your issue more exposure I would suggest posting in the commercial forums. Here is a link to the Commercial Notebook forum.
Please click “Accept as Solution ” if you feel my post solved your issue.
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