Bluetooth Not Working With Windows 10 Upgrade
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Tom Keller
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Bluetooth Not Working With Windows 10 Upgrade
Hi Everyone, I am unable to get Bluetooth to work on Windows 10 upgrade, in fact it doesn't show up on device manager. I also tried using a dongle with no success. Any ideas?
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Tom Keller
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Jack Stoner
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Tom Keller
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Jack Stoner
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Sounds like a compatibility issue either the actual hardware of the available driver.
Have you checked with HP (for your specific model) for any Win 10, or at least Win 8.1 (not Win
drivers for the Bluetooth?
Is there any devices listed in the device manager with errors? Or unknown devices? Which will probably be the Bluetooth.
Have you checked with HP (for your specific model) for any Win 10, or at least Win 8.1 (not Win
Is there any devices listed in the device manager with errors? Or unknown devices? Which will probably be the Bluetooth.
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Tom Keller
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Jack Stoner
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I would suspect it is not compatible (seems odd but there are those that are not). If it were compatible (and not have a hardware problem), Windows would have installed either the correct hardware driver or a generic driver.
Only other possibility is, the Bluetooth was inadvertently disabled in the BIOS or the BIOS is corrupted (and needs reset). Look in the BIOS and see if there is any entry for Bluetooth. You will have to boot Windows and then do a "Restart" to be able to get into the BIOS, as Fastboot is normally enabled and that doesn't allow you to get into the BIOS at power on.
Only other possibility is, the Bluetooth was inadvertently disabled in the BIOS or the BIOS is corrupted (and needs reset). Look in the BIOS and see if there is any entry for Bluetooth. You will have to boot Windows and then do a "Restart" to be able to get into the BIOS, as Fastboot is normally enabled and that doesn't allow you to get into the BIOS at power on.