God bless you.Microsoft Community Chat Helpful resources You are my hero, thank you so so so much man. I had a similar issue and fixed by your instructions. Try a system restore prior to last Windows update. uninstalled them.and things back to normal. Yes.it then may be a Windows 10 issue due to a recent update.had a couple this past week myself. Once deleted restart your pc and go straight into Bios and enable Bluetooth save and boot into Windows.Īfter a couple of minutes wait for Windows to install it's default Bluetooth driver then check your device manager again if problem is fixed. If that does not work download DriverStoreExplorerįirst Turn off Bluetooth in bios then once in Windows uninstall Bluetooth driver restart pc then run Rapr.exe as adminįrom the list check boxes of any realtek Bluetooth drivers, then check the box Force Deletion then click on Delete Package. Report back if your problem is fixed or not.īut i mostly think it is a Windows 10 issue. Wait at least 10 to 15 minutes then plug back in your Psu and power on your PC, if the problem is not gone try to re-flash your Bios. Once in windows shut down your pc and remove your psu from the wall then keep pressing power button to drain all power from your pc. Try to reset cmos then load optimized defaults in bios save and exit. He has a Z370 board with Realtek Bluetooth not Intel. Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® for Windows® 10Latest version: 20.110.0.3 Try reverting back to previous BT driver. UPDATE: If I disable BT in the BIOS, this item goes away. If I remove it and scan for new hardware it pops back up with exactly the same error events. The events say "Device not migrated due to a partial or ambiguous match". I don't know if it's related, but the only events listed for it are from yesterday at 4 am (I would have been in bed, so maybe a windows update ran). I do now notice in Device Manager, under USB controllers, there's an item labelled "Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)". I unplugged the Vive completely so now no BT devices show up in device manger. Rebooted into BIOS, turned off BT, updated firmware, re-enbaled BT => no change - BT still not showing. The ASUS BT drivers just complain that BT isn't enabled, so they never install. Here's what I've tried to troubleshoot it:ĭownloaded newest drivers from ASUS and installed - chipset, wifi, audio, and BT. The BT taht's built into my Vive is still listed in device manager, but that's separate from the on-board and can't be used for anything other than controlling the lighthouses. BT is enabled in the BIOS (I didn't change anything). I'm on WIndows 10 圆4.Īll my BT paired devices are still listed. It was working yesterday, but now the BT icon is gone from the tray, and when I go into BT settings, the toggle on/off switch is missing.
Then suddenly this morning the Bluetooth stopped working. I have a ROG STRIX Z370-E GAMING that I've been running for just over a year.
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