Making a bluetooth device recognized as a COM port?

I figured out that the problem is HM-10 and HM-11 do not have the "Standard Serial over Bluetooth link" function like HC-05 module, if anybody know how to add that function to it, it might work!

HC-05 hardware functions

HM-11 hardware functions

if you have HC-05 bluetooth module, you can use it as direct UART connection to your computer without problem.

To open the hardware funtions windows: Control panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers > double click on the bluetooth device > choose Hardware tab.

I was unable to directly figure out the problem however went a different route altogether. Since the goal of this question was to connect my Arduino to my computer wirelessly, I decided to use RF transmission instead of bluetooth. In doing this I purchased the following:

Qty    Item  
2      433 MHz Transciever that supports UART (or any frequency so long as both match)
1      USB to UART Converter

I believe that my biggest issue was that I did not have the USB to UART converter. This also may have been the reason my bluetooth modules didn't work as they were simply transcievers as well without the usb to UART converter. Either way, if someone else is trying to have wireless communication between an Arduino and a Windows based computer, I would suggest the RF method instead.