Windows 10: Help with PCIe Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card disconnecting from Bluetooth after waking my desktop...

So right now I am using a PCIe Wi-Fi card that also has Bluetooth, connecting the Bluetooth via an internal usb 2 header. Everything works fine, and when I restart my computer/turn it on from being off it works fine, but when I wake my computer from sleep/hibernation the Bluetooth acts like it's not connected. I then need to go into manage devices, disable the Bluetooth, and re enable it to get it to work again. It is a Ubit card using Intel Bluetooth with up to date drivers.

Basically I'm wondering if there is a way to fix this so the Bluetooth still works when I wake my computer from sleep. If you need anymore info just ask.

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