Windows 10: Windows now recognizing Bluetooth in wifi card

I have a PC I built with an MSI B550 gaming edge wifi board. This board comes equipped with the Intel AX200 chip which includes Bluetooth 5.1. I had been using the system normally and had Bluetooth for several months. Over the last few days, I had gotten a few BSODs with the kernel security check error. After this last one Bluetooth was no longer working. I tried: reinstalling and uninstalling the drivers in the device manager, this caused Bluetooth to stop showing up at all in the device manager after reboot. Since then I have: ran troubleshooting which says I do not have Bluetooth on my device which I clearly do, I have made sure I am on the newest windows update, I have updated my BIOS as it was on V1, and confirmed that networking and WiFi were enabled in the BIOS I did not see an option for Bluetooth in the settings, I have started the computer in safe mode, I have restarted Bluetooth Support Services, I have also run the SFM and DISM scan in the command terminal with no errors reporting. I was able to get Bluetooth to show up again in the device manager by reverting back to an early version of windows, but it is still not showing that I have a Bluetooth-enabled device and I can not get the intel driver to show up. I am pretty much at a loss here so any help is greatly appreciated. I have the MX Master 2s which is basically useless now since I do not have the USB adapter.

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Installing Wifi Bluetooth combo card in laptop that has them separate

first step I did was whitelisting bios for wifi. also the old bluetooth works fine . i tested send and recieve even with card slot empty . however there is no particular spot that seems to have a removable device on the visible side of the board so to believe it's that bt device . and no I had to buy a ngff to pci-e converter . the wifi card work as expected .

 

Installing Wifi Bluetooth combo card in laptop that has them separate

No option as such , I can disable wifi card only but no particular setting for bluetooth .

i wonder one thing though , any body tried having two working bluetooth devices at the same time ? if its possible then maybe this is a matter of white listing , if not then its a matter of killing older bluetooth some how .

 

Bluetooth in windows 10

My computer specs are as listed in the profile. I think all of you guys are correct. I don't have built-in Bluetooth in mobo.

I contacted skull candy headphones and thy have told me if I do not have built-in Bluetooth, I would need a dongle which supports at least a2dp. I do not know what the heck that means. I have a feeling I would need more than a cheap dongle.

Anyone suggest some a2dp adapters. I searched but don't know what a2dp is so couldn't make a decision