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Bluetooth laptop connected to PC For wireless transfer and compatibility

Bluetooth laptop connected to PC For wireless transfer and compatibility

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wdupuy71
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06-30-2024, 09:42 AM
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You can remove the Bluetooth chip from your laptop and insert it into your PC if you're willing to explore the process. It might seem unusual, but it's technically feasible.
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wdupuy71
06-30-2024, 09:42 AM #1

You can remove the Bluetooth chip from your laptop and insert it into your PC if you're willing to explore the process. It might seem unusual, but it's technically feasible.

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TheYoanZ
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07-07-2024, 03:00 AM
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It probably depends on your laptop. Some laptops have a Wi-Fi/ Bluetooth chip in the form of a M.2 2230. In this case you should be able to put it in a desktop with a compatible M.2 Slot If it's an older mini pcie type card it may require a pcie to mini pcie card to be able to get it working. There's also a chance that it's directly soldered to the Motherboard in which case it may be easier to just purchase a pcie or M.2 wireless card.
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TheYoanZ
07-07-2024, 03:00 AM #2

It probably depends on your laptop. Some laptops have a Wi-Fi/ Bluetooth chip in the form of a M.2 2230. In this case you should be able to put it in a desktop with a compatible M.2 Slot If it's an older mini pcie type card it may require a pcie to mini pcie card to be able to get it working. There's also a chance that it's directly soldered to the Motherboard in which case it may be easier to just purchase a pcie or M.2 wireless card.

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RoseJr
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07-08-2024, 11:55 PM
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It might work, but you’ll likely need antennas on your desktop. A simple USB adapter under $10-$15 should be cheaper than modifying the card.
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RoseJr
07-08-2024, 11:55 PM #3

It might work, but you’ll likely need antennas on your desktop. A simple USB adapter under $10-$15 should be cheaper than modifying the card.

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Rayack
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07-09-2024, 04:23 AM
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They produce connectors that allow you to insert a laptop mini PCIe card into a desktop PCIe port. You’d also need one that provides external antennas, because laptops have internal wires in the screen bezel for their wireless connections. A USB Bluetooth adapter would be more affordable and simpler.
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Rayack
07-09-2024, 04:23 AM #4

They produce connectors that allow you to insert a laptop mini PCIe card into a desktop PCIe port. You’d also need one that provides external antennas, because laptops have internal wires in the screen bezel for their wireless connections. A USB Bluetooth adapter would be more affordable and simpler.

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