Here is my PC (https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/compu...tx-1660-1-tb-hdd-256-gb-ssd-10205579-pdt.html) It says on the specifications that it has Bluetooth 5.0 When I try to connect something with bluetooth it tells me to turn it on. I have watched many videos about this but none have worked the on and off switch isnt there and bluetooth is not in my device manager
My PC Does not have bluetooth?
- Thread starter Sauq
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Everything is there apart from Bluetooth https://ibb.co/HzKH7Wg
Intel is not there
SpyderTracks
We love you Ukraine
If you click on the start button and just type "bluetooth", does it come up in search, is it enabled?
SpyderTracks
We love you Ukraine
I would contact Curry's or PCSpecialist. Not sure what's going on there.
What should i say
SpyderTracks
We love you Ukraine
Just that bluetooth isn't available on the PC.
Ok Thanks
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
@Sauq, are you certain there isn't a switch somewhere (perhaps a Fn key) that turns Bluetooth on an off? That's a very common feature on laptops and I'm just wondering whether there is something similar on your desktop. It's also worth going into the BIOS setup and looking around to see whether there is anything related to a Bluetooth enable/disable in there - I somehow doubt it, but it's worth a look.
Can you also please go to Settings > Network & Internet > Status > View Hardware and Connection Properties, and check that there is no Bluetooth device listed there?
The specifications that Currys list here are confusing. For WiFi they say it has WiFI 6, which requires an 802.11ax card. Yet they also say that WiFi speed is up to 300 Mbps, which is 802.11n speeds. Something there doesn't make sense to me.
AFAIK most (all?) 802.11ax cards come with Bluetooth 5 inbuilt. On the other hand, the cheaper 802.11n cards typically do not have Bluetooth inbuilt.
I would contact PCS and find out exactly what card was installed in that build. It's possible that Currys specifications are wrong....
Can you also please go to Settings > Network & Internet > Status > View Hardware and Connection Properties, and check that there is no Bluetooth device listed there?
The specifications that Currys list here are confusing. For WiFi they say it has WiFI 6, which requires an 802.11ax card. Yet they also say that WiFi speed is up to 300 Mbps, which is 802.11n speeds. Something there doesn't make sense to me.
AFAIK most (all?) 802.11ax cards come with Bluetooth 5 inbuilt. On the other hand, the cheaper 802.11n cards typically do not have Bluetooth inbuilt.
I would contact PCS and find out exactly what card was installed in that build. It's possible that Currys specifications are wrong....
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