I don't have any bluetooth devices but windows turned it on!!

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  1. Posts : 14
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       #11

    OldMike65 said:
    You just said you have Bluetooth device now showing in your device manager, so did you disable it in device manager?? Then reboot.
    do not remove it, just disable.
    I'm sorry. a typing mistake. i Corrected it.
    I have No bluetooth devices in Device Manager.
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       #12

    HojabrA said:
    I'm sorry. a typing mistake. i Corrected it.
    I have No bluetooth devices in Device Manager.
    That's ok, I do it myself too.... ok how about trying to type sfc /scannow in your command prompt admin to see if it finds errors and either repairs them or not...
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       #13

    Strange thou as those steps I posted DO work for most people, I had the same problem, and since using those steps, my Bluetooth has been off, and does not show in the action center.
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  4. Posts : 14
    Windows 10 Pro x64
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       #14

    OldMike65 said:
    That's ok, I do it myself too.... ok how about trying to type sfc /scannow in your command prompt admin to see if it finds errors and either repairs them or not...
    I done it and it finds some errors and repaired them but after reboot its not solved.


    OldMike65 said:
    Strange thou as those steps I posted DO work for most people, I had the same problem, and since using those steps, my Bluetooth has been off, and does not show in the action center.

    I know it should, thats what i dont understand!!
    i read many forums before. i use this forum's Tutorials section for sometimes now and i've done everything i know.

    thank you Mike for your help and quick respond.
    i think i just have to ignore it
    Last edited by HojabrA; 04 Mar 2016 at 08:25.
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       #15

    May I ask what version of windows you are running HojabrA the latest version is 1511 build 10586.122 you can check by entering winver in your search window.
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  6. Posts : 14
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       #16

    OldMike65 said:
    May I ask what version of windows you are running HojabrA the latest version is 1511 build 10586.122 you can check by entering winver in your search window.
    yes ofcourse, 1511 build 10586.104
    but, i had this problem since 10240 on another PC.
    This is my new PC and the problem still exists.
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       #17

    HojabrA said:
    yes ofcourse, 1511 build 10586.104
    but, i had this problem since 10240 on another PC.
    This is my new PC and the problem still exist.
    If you look at mine, you are missing the last 2 updates released 3 days ago.
    latest build is build 10586.122 not 10586.104
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  8. Posts : 14
    Windows 10 Pro x64
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       #18

    OldMike65 said:
    If you look at mine, you are missing the last 2 updates released 3 days ago.
    Yes i know. but for some reasons i cant update right now.
    its not a problem, i stopped Automatic Update my self and i will update soon.
    but this bluetooth problem is not related to Windows Update.
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       #19

    HojabrA said:
    Yes i know. but for some reasons i cant update right now.
    its not a problem, i stopped Automatic Update my self and i will update soon.
    but this bluetooth problem is not related to Windows Update.
    That I can't say yes or no, as this IS a Windows issue, and only a future update will fix this issue, along with the other issues Windows 10 has. So blocking windows update would not be a very good idea, but that is your choice, and I respect your choice.
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  10. Posts : 14
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       #20

    OldMike65 said:
    That I can't say yes or no, as this IS a Windows issue, and only a future update will fix this issue, along with the other issues Windows 10 has. So blocking windows update would not be a very good idea, but that is your choice, and I respect your choice.
    Thank you for your understanding :)
    Yes i know i should update and maybe the problem will be fixed after that.
    i will update Windows in a few days and i will tell you the results.
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