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Bluetooth issues persist with dual Bluetooth and Wi-Fi M.2 gadgets despite active Wi-Fi connection.

Bluetooth issues persist with dual Bluetooth and Wi-Fi M.2 gadgets despite active Wi-Fi connection.

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Fabulicious
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07-06-2023, 10:41 AM
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So I'm not sure what happened. It functioned well over the past few days, but today my system shows Bluetooth disabled and the device isn't listed in Device Manager. Yet when I connect my old Bluetooth USB adapter, it appears in the Bluetooth section and works too. The strange part is that the Wi-Fi side of the M.2 card is fine, so it doesn't seem to be a hardware problem, but if it were just software-related, the old USB receiver probably wouldn't work either. I haven't installed anything new recently, though—I did a couple of updates on the 13th, but I'm not sure if Bluetooth stopped before or after. I also tried reinstalling the M.2 card driver, but it didn't help. Could anyone assist in figuring out why it failed and how to fix it? I depend on it for connecting my controller wirelessly, and the AliExpress USB adapter is low quality and often causes pairing issues. The Wi-Fi card is an Intel AX210. If you have any more details, I'll do my best to share them.
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Fabulicious
07-06-2023, 10:41 AM #1

So I'm not sure what happened. It functioned well over the past few days, but today my system shows Bluetooth disabled and the device isn't listed in Device Manager. Yet when I connect my old Bluetooth USB adapter, it appears in the Bluetooth section and works too. The strange part is that the Wi-Fi side of the M.2 card is fine, so it doesn't seem to be a hardware problem, but if it were just software-related, the old USB receiver probably wouldn't work either. I haven't installed anything new recently, though—I did a couple of updates on the 13th, but I'm not sure if Bluetooth stopped before or after. I also tried reinstalling the M.2 card driver, but it didn't help. Could anyone assist in figuring out why it failed and how to fix it? I depend on it for connecting my controller wirelessly, and the AliExpress USB adapter is low quality and often causes pairing issues. The Wi-Fi card is an Intel AX210. If you have any more details, I'll do my best to share them.