As the title says bluetooth just completely disappeared from my system. I was playing a game, I alt-tabbed,
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Windows 10 bluetooth and devices menu, button to turn on/off disappeared
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Device Manager, the bluetooth tree is completely gone
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I've tried reinstalling the latest wireless drivers from ASUS
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I've tried installing the latest bluetooth drivers for intel AX200 from Intel's own website.
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Turned off bluetooth in BIOS, restarted, turned it back on
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Unplugged LAN cable and wifi connects, but no bluetooth (same intel chips provides both)
I'm out of ideas, it seems like the bluetooth part of the Intel chip has malfunctioned or something. Anyone else experience this?
EDIT: Tried the Windows Bluetooth troubleshooter and it straight up says my computer doesn't have bluetooth.
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EDIT: SOLVED, I shut my computer down fully, flipped the power supply switch off, and then held down the power button for 30 seconds. Powered it back on and bluetooth is back.
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I had exactly the same:
Can you try the following?
sudo rmmod btusb
and then
sudo modprobe btusb
2024 Update: I face this issue still from time to time, but I was not able to resolve it like before. Now I have to do the following:
sudo rmmod btusb
sudo rmmod btintel
sudo modprobe btintel
sudo modprobe btusb
It seems like this issue is related to the following bug: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=215167
I had this problem until I updated the motherboard BIOS to 4201 using the file downloaded from the ROG website. ROG-CROSSHAIR-VIII-HERO-WIFI-ASUS-4201.CAP After rebooting and asserting the optimized defaults/rebooting, the problem was gone and Bluetooth mouse came right up like magic.