Windows 10: lose wifi connection when enabling bluetooth. Any fix ?

I have a brand new HP laptop that came with Windows 10 home installed on it.
I have downloaded and applied all updates from MS.

I use a Wi-Fi connection to my Time Warner router.
I have everything setup and things seem to be running fine.

Here's the deal.

I thought I would try and use my blue tooth external speaker. (Just to see what would happen.)
Sooooo.

I enabled Bluetooth.
Start\Settings\Devices\Bluetooth.
After I move the slider (so the status reads (On), ....

I see a message that reads "Your PC is searching for and can be discovered by Bluetooth devices".

Two things happen:
The "search" never seems to end.

And I lose WI-Fi connectivity.

I finally, move the Bluetooth slider to the "Off" position and my Wi-Fi connectivity returns.

I "do" see my external speaker.
And it does work. (As long as "Bluetooth" is enabled.)

But of course, I then have no Internet connectivity and THAT becomes an issue for me.

Any ideas or suggestions as to what I may need to do, would be greatly appreciated.

in Wisconsin

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The first thing to do is check for driver updates, and make sure they are the correct drivers for your hardware. Bluetooth/Wireless drivers are usually downloaded as a package, so it might make sense that they effect each other.

 

And THAT makes sense as well.

I'll look into that next.

Thanks for the advice.