Windows 10: Bluetooth disappearing and doesn't appear in device management

I have Bluetooth issues i have bought a brand new pcie wifi+Bluetooth 5.0 worked great then after shutting off the computer for the night boot up the next day Bluetooth is completely gone from windows

I boot up in Ubuntu and it worked fine saw the wifi card and Bluetooth so i know the device is working fine. I also had the same issues with a usb Bluetooth. A same issue i had on my laptop brand new laptop had to call dell support team to fix the issues unfortunately they couldn't and all devices worked. So i think it is windows 10 builds



I have installed all drivers uninstalled repair and everything from going into services and changing properties in Bluetooth

I have a linux os and everything is working fine

So how can this be resolved if there isn't any solutions to this i have searched and search most forms and questions are like a few years old with older builds


Like i said above, It was working just fine no hardware changes since i put in the pcie card from Asus all drivers came from their site its a PPCEAX58BT until i shut down and restarted the next day.

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Bluetooth disappeared from Device Manager

I have the same problem as Benjamin with an Acer Aspire Switch 10. Was working fine with Bluetooth speaker. Now all trace of Bluetooth has disappeared from Device Manager. The Bluetooth troubleshooter tells me my tablet is not compatible with bluetooth!
I have tried re-installing the Broadcom Bluetooth Driver from the Acer site but to no avail and tried most of the other suggestions including windows update listed in Benjamin's post.

Appreciate any help

PJL

 

Bluetooth Suddenly Disappeared - from settings & device manager


Number 1: Open up the devices window (search for Device Manager, and you will get the window).





Number 2: Open up the View Menu. When I selected "Show Hidden Devices", my Bluetooth devices and installed drivers appeared.





Now you should see Bluetooth on the device list. Click the arrow to open up the selections:






Number 3: I double clicked each of the 'devices' under Bluetooth (there were several on that particular computer). The message told me that the devices were'disconnected'. I right-clicked each of them and selected 'Update Driver". I chose to search the web for the updated drivers:





It updated one driver, but Bluetooth was still disconnected.

Number 4: Finally, I went to the web-site of the maker of that laptop and downloaded the most recent drivers to the machine. I unzipped them, and selected 'Update Drivers' again for the Bluetooth device on the machine (which unfortunately had a generic name like 'Win USB Bluetooth Device' so I wasn't sure I was selecting the correct thing).

This time, however, I chose "Browse my computer for driver software", and chose the folder to which I unzipped the downloaded driver. The driver updated and, lo and behold, the device connected.

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I'm giving you such a detailed description because it took me a couple of hours to find where the problem lay and solve it. Hope this helps you! If I've been unclear, please let me know!

 

Bluetooth disappeared from Device Manager

Hi Anthony.

I already looked trough the FAQ.

Especially the follow question seems to fit my issue:

Bluetooth doesn’t appear and there are no unknown devices listed in Device Manager. How can I fix this?

But the answer does not help me, as looking at hidden devices and sorting by connection does now show any bluetooth devices.

This is also mentioned as point 4 in my list.

As suggested in the FAQ I also attempted to update multiple different drivers.

Best regards,

Benjamin