You can get to the Microsoft Troubleshooter by typing in trouble into the search box and select “Troubleshoot settings” when it comes up. But the Microsoft troubleshooter did fix it. I was not able to determine what it had done (part of the Microsoft Ethos: keep people as uninformed as possible). I ran it and it said that it had found a problem that it fixed. Then I found a recommendation to use the Microsoft Bluetooth trouble shooting tool. The only thing I ended up changing was the startup of the bluetooth drivers from manual to automatic. I didn’t find any place where the power down option was selected. Eventually I looked at everything remotely mouse or bluetooth related and looked for anything that sounded like power down control. The information wasn’t quite lining up with the options I was finding. I tried what was recommended here and on a few other sites. This should be useful for any device - Bluetooth keyboard, headset, speaker, mice etc.
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