Windows 10: Can't enable Bluetooth for Windows 11 exclamation mark in device manager

I got a new PC yesterday, installed Windows 11 and noticed that I couldn't connect Bluetooth devices nor enable Bluetooth.After a bit of searching I got to the device manager where I do have a Bluetooth device registered, but the icon has an orange exclamation mark next to it.What I've tried so far:* Update driver* Disable / enable device* Uninstall device & restart Pc* Check if the Bluetooth was enabled in BIOS it was* Set Bluetooth support service to automatic startup type & restart.I also tried manually starting the Bluetooth Audio Gateway & BluetoothUserService and set them t

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Intel MEI Device Manager exclamation mark

Which one do you think matters, an exclamation mark or a BSOD?
I don't care about the exclamation marks.

 

Intel MEI Device Manager exclamation mark

Thanks. I know what you mean, but still, an exclamation mark to me means that a device isn’t working correctly.
At the moment, I have uninstalled Intel MEI completely and I can’t see any difference. Is there an overwhelming reason to put it back in?

 

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Step 1
Press "Windows-X" in Windows 8, and then select "Device Manager." In Windows 7 or Vista, click the "Start" button, type "device manager" into the search box, and then press "Enter."

Step 2
Click the arrow next to "IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers" to display the list of controller drivers currently used by your system.

Step 3
Check for an entry that contains the acronym "AHCI." If an entry exists, and there is no yellow exclamation mark or red "X" over it, then AHCI mode is properly enabled. If you don't see an "AHCI" entry, or the only entry contains a red or yellow mark, then there's a problem and AHCI mode is not properly enabled.