Windows 10: Bought a new case for my PC, moved it over, everything works fine but all the sudden the...

Not sure how it happened, but I came to realize that all of my Bluetooth devices are "turned off", they won't connect, there's no option to turn on/off bluetooth, and the "Bluetooth tab" doesn't even exist in the Device Manager. "Troubleshooting Bluetooth Devices" also leads nowhere as the computer says I don't have bluetooth capabilities. Looked up how to fix and Microsoft says to download new drivers from "PC manufacturer", however that was me who built it, so do they mean my motherboard manufacturer?

I have an ASUS STRIX-B350-F GAMING board and I'm not sure which drivers to download to fix the problem. Any help would be awesome.

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i bought laplink pc mover and moved win7 over to a new pc win10,email didnt move, desktop moved but does not work

bought laplink pc mover and moved win7 over to a new pc win10,email didnt move, desktop moved but does not work

 

Pc seems to boot fine, but no signal to screen {help}

Hi I just built a new pc with these specs:

• AMD Athlon X2 340 3.2G FM2
• 1 TB caviar blue 7200rpm hdd
• MSI A78M-E35 Mobo
• 2 4Gb G.SKILL Ripjaws X DDR3
• ASUS 24X DVD Burner
• NZXT source 210 case
• 2 extra cool master sickle flow case fans
• corsair cx 430watt psu

For some reason the pc boots fine, all the fans are working including the cpu and and the dvd drive but nothing shows on my monitor. I have checked all my wiring countless times to make sure everything is put correctly. I have tried swapping out the memory, with and without the hdd plugged in. I have tried using the dvi, vga, and hdmi ports but still no dsiplay on monitor. The monitor works completely fine with my other pc. I really don't know what else t0 try.
Any suggestions?

 

How Easy is it to Move Components to a New Case?

It's all screws and zip ties imho. Screws to hold the 10-piece jig-saw that's your PC together, which is the easy part imho. Though I've built dozens of PC's.

The rest for me imho is cable management, and each case and PSU cable setup is different, so having zip ties and side cutters is a recommended thing. As suggested above don't yank on cables. If you need take pictures of each step coming out and reverse going back in. Swapping PC components is a very easy process, might be nerve wracking the first time, but it'll get much easier after that! Enjoy!

*Toast :toast: