I have a Dell XPS desktop with Qualcom QCA8930 wireless/bluetooth board. The Bluetooth drops out periodically and the only way I have found to fix it is to turn off the pc, unplug it for 10 seconds, plug it back in and then start. It always fixes it, but it is a pain. Restarting or shutting down and starting again do not solve the problem; the ac cord has to be disconnected and then reconnected.
Bluetooth has disappeared from Windows 10
The setting to switch Bluetooth on / off has disappeared from my Bluetooth settings page. I have since tried updating the drivers, reinstalling the drivers and even uninstalling the device from the Device Manager page, followed by selecting "scan for hardware changes", and nothing has worked, its as though my computer has simply forgotten how to turn Bluetooth on.
Please help
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Anonymous
2021-06-16T08:03:28+00:00 So you mean to tell me that I have to do all this **** when I paid for Microsoft software? I'm sick and tired of this ****. It should just **** work! All this money that Microsoft takes in and they cant fix a **** Bluetooth problem. F U Microsoft
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Anonymous
2020-09-28T11:00:02+00:00 I've done all of this but no luck
My laptop still says that I don't have bluetooth when in fact I'm just using it the other day
I'm close to giving this up, running out of solutions
btw, mine is HP pavilion g6 laptop
Send help haha
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Anonymous
2020-09-18T06:14:59+00:00 Like you said, my bluetooth has randomly re-appeared overnight. It must take Thursdays off....
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Anonymous
2021-02-15T00:08:20+00:00 Im not sure if youve fixed this yet but what i did is went into my updates on settings then press view optional updates and then there was one that said intel bluetooth and when i downloaded that it was fine after