Windows 10: Bluetooth not working with MacBook on windows 10 boot camp

So recently got a new 2020 macbook pro the 13” model and got windows 10 on it through bootcamp because I wanted to play some steam games. My problem arises when i want to connect my xbox one s controller to it and it wont appear on my laptop. I assumed it just took a while to show up but nothing ever did. So I did some research that told me to check for driver updates everything is up to date, then i checked for troubleshooting on bluetooth and it tells me that i dont even have bluetooth on the laptop which cant be possible since they all come with it. I then found some more threads and articles saying to go to the device manager and do something there under the bluetooth tab, which doesnt show up even when I have the hidden devices enabled as well. So now I’m stuck without bluetooth on windows. Not sure what I want but any answers or help I can get would be appreciated.

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Windows 10 running through Boot Camp (MacBook Pro 2017) not connecting Bluetooth mice.

I have two Bluetooth mice (Magic Mouse 2 and Logitech M535). They connect fine on other PCs. I have Windows 10 Home running on my MacBook Pro (bought in 2017) via Boot Camp. Everything works fine (Printers installed via TCP/IP, etc.), except the Bluetooth
devices. I'm using all the most recent drivers and I have followed all the steps suggested by Microsoft's webpage "Troubleshoot Bluetooth problems on Windows 10". I've called both Apple and Microsoft support team and all suggested procedures failed. Has anybody
experienced this kind of problem or know to solve it? Thanks.

 

Bluetooth is not working with Boot Camp after upgrading to Windows 10

Hi,

To enable your Bluetooth, run the Boot Camp Assistant from the Utilities folder on your Mac and install the support software, which includes the latest drivers you need for Bluetooth.

• 
  Check for software updates to make sure OS X, your Mac firmware, and Boot Camp Assistant are
  up to date.
  
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  Run Boot Camp Assistant and install the support software, which includes the latest Boot Camp drivers you need for Bluetooth.
  You can find step-by-step directions at Apple’s Support Site here.
  

After reinstalling the drivers, all paired devices from Windows 8.1 should still be paired and usable.

 

install windows 10 to boot camp of a MacBook Air

Hi all,

My MacBook Air is mid 2013 (6,1). I upgrade the OS to 10.14.6 and then tried to install a Windows 10 through the book camp assistant. After several steps until EFI started, it kept on restarting and could not continue the installation. The stop code is
"critical process died". I tried all options suggested in the support page "https://www.windows.com/stopcode" but none works.

Anyone has the same experience and any solution please?

Best regards,

Felix