Bluetooth won't connect WP 8.1 to Lumia 925 phone

Your up date of the WP 8.1 for the Lumia 925 phone has now stopped accepting ANY Bluetooth devices. FIX the freakin problem and send an update!

My suggestion is delete all the Bluetooth device's profile connected to your PC
And follow this instruction to sync your device
http://support.tdkperformance.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1676/session/L3RpbWUvMTM5MzgyMDkyMC9zaWQvY0Q2XzVoT2w%3D
To make sure your Bluetooth PC and speaker working fine, please test with others device
If you have further question, I suggest contact manufactured

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