Sorry for additional post. I assume you are getting and using driver directly from Gigabyte.
I know you mention you changed Bluetooth Support Services to start to Automatic.
Saw a solution that suggested using Windows Troulbeshooting. Not sure if you have tried this. Type Troubleshooting into cortana search bar, click Troubleshooting(Control Panel) at top, window opens, click on Hardware and Sound, click on Hardware and Devices.
Last edited by Caledon Ken; 06 Jan 2017 at 14:41.
Well I'm out of ideas. Of course there is the clean install without anything being cloned from laptop. Not sure if that did something. Maybe a Windows 10 reset.
Do an Image and data back up. .
I did another search and looked for tool to completely remove driver. They make them for Video so I thought.
I found one call Driver Talent. I am not recommending this tool. I have never used, I don't know the cost and not sure what it does to registry. Mix reviews at MajorGeek. That said I found it so I thought I would mention. Maybe you can find another.
Interesting that technologies that are so widely used have such difficulties. Everything is blue tooth or wireless these days. We need a simple and effective reset.
Good luck. Post back with what you did next.
Reset of windows solved the problem, but in my eyes, that just makes this issue even bigger, after reset restored to broken state and am looking for a simpler fix. I'll repost if I find another solution in case anyone else has the same issue. Thank you to everyone who tried to help! (have not yet tried Driver talent)
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