Some smaller bluetooth devices seem to support only one link at a time (i.e. bluetooth mouse).
Click the Bluetooth icon in the notification area and choose the command Show Bluetooth Devices.
Right-click a device in the window.
The device doesn’t need to be on to be unpaired. You’ll notice that the devices show up in the window regardless of whether they’re on.
Choose the command Remove or Remove Device.
Click the Yes button in the Remove Device dialog box.
If prompted, type the administrator’s password or click the Continue button.
source: http://www.dummies.com/computers/pcs/how-to-unpair-a-bluetooth-device-on-your-windows-network/
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