I uninstalled all my bluetooth drivers, and got new ones from the manufacturer website, that don't show up in device manager at all. I tried setting the bluetooth service to automatic startup, didn't help either. The Computer I built myself and the motherboard is an msi mpg b550 gaming carbon wifi, if that helps. Any help is appreciated. A: Answer The B550 Tomahawk does not have a built in GPU but does support APUs that have integrated graphics. Answered 1 year ago by Geno Helpful ( 0 ) Unhelpful ( 0 ) Report Answer this question Show more answers ( 1 )
For bluetooth devices, do steps 1-6 with the ‘Bluetooth’ category, and ‘Intel(R) Wireless Bluetooth(R)’ device instead. Check to see that other devices are receiving internet. Try rebooting the router if not. Please call your ISP for more information. If possible, try a different wi-fi adapter or ethernet cable on the PC in question.
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ASUS B550-E Gaming Bluetooth SOLUTION for not working and Bad Signal. Support - SOLVED! The only thing you need to do to solve your problem is to "Connect the antenna that comes with the motherboard". That Fixed all issues with Bluetooth and WiFi. This makes everything more stable and you do not have bad signal problems. I chose Intel. Zotac Gaming RTX 3060 Ti GDDR6X Ryzen 5 5600x Deepcool AG500 BK ARGB MSI B550m PRO VDH Wifi Kingston Fury Renegade 32GB (2x16) 3200mhz CL 16 SSD 240GB WD Green (SO) XPG Spectrix S40g 1TB HDD 1TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm Corsair RM750X. It is, my on board wifi not detecting any networ connection. Bluetooth is now back up and running, all I did as a final troubleshooting step was leave my PC unplugged from wall power completely overnight. Clearing CMOS didn't work, so I'm not sure why the rest of the board not having power lead to the hardware being detected again, but it worked. Things I already tried: - Audio devices are showing correctly in the windows sound control panel. - Re-install Realtek audio drivers. - Enabling sound in BIOS. - Tried different mics (none of them work) - Tried with different cables and splitters (don't work) - Checked HD Audio cable. - Bought a mini USB external sound card (

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