Bluetooth non-functional after canon wireless printer set up. Disconnect sound playing non-stop until bluetooth adapter manually disable. Resumes when reenabled.

I purchased a Canon printer (TS6420a) to print some forms I need. Since it is wireless and typing in a network password by hand on a printer is annoying, I chose to use the "automatically detect printer via wi-fi" option in the set-up wizard. This proved a critical blunder.

During the auto-find and connect process, my Bluetooth headset disconnected from my desktop and the wired speakers began making the device disconnect sound repeatedly. This continued even after the auto-find function failed and I was forced to connect from the printer anyways.

The printer works, but I know have the following symptoms:

Bluetooth toggle is gone.

Device disconnect sound plays back to back without end.

I managed to get the sound to stop by disabling my bluetooth adapter (an Intel(R) Wireless Bluetooth(R)) in device manager. I want to note that until I disabled it, my device manager seemed to be "flickering" where all the options would disappear for a split second before coming back for a second then disappearing for a split second again.

I attempted to update drivers to no avail while I was hear for both my bluetooth and my Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 3168.

After further investigating my computer, the devices and printers page also showed my bluetooth device being added and removed repeatedly.

I tried removing all Canon files, thinking an application might be causing this, and restoring to a restore point I made a few days ago, none of which worked. All symptoms resume once bluetooth adapter is reenabled.

I am at a loss.