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How can I get Bluetooth to function on my (desktop) PC? I have Windows 10. I've already done a bit of searching on my own, and it seems that people who updated to windows 10 lost a lot of drivers, including Bluetooth. I got my computer last June and have only ever been on Windows 10. I've tried every method I've come across and if you guys don't have a solution I'll be trying tech support soon. Yes, I know, I should have gone there first, but I have some anxiety and don't like doing things like that unless it's a last resort. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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go into the device manager and uninstall anything that is bluetooth. then reboot.
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>>248263
The Bluetooth folder doesn't even appear in device manager. Nothing in there is named Bluetooth.
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>>248269
that means the device is disabled. go into the bios and enable it.
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>>248271
How do I do that? I've gone into bios before but I never really knew what I was doing.
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>>248271
It's not the BIOS.
You need to install your vendor's airplane mode/wifi switch driver, and then run the wifi switch program and turn Bluetooth on.
This will make the Bluetooth device appear, and Windows 10 will install drivers for it automatically.
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Lol, I remember going through the same issue. I dont even use bluetooth.
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