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<blockquote data-quote="AtlBo" data-source="post: 936856" data-attributes="member: 32547">Thanks for all the help guys.&nbsp; I have tried:Iobit Driver Booster-says driver is up to date (don&#039;t think it looks at hardware ids)Driver Identifier (Network blocked internet scan)Driver Pack 17 (Wanted to use Powershell during installation which is against personal rules)SDI (Network blocked internet scan)I will try Driver Easy thanks for the suggestion.I have also installed several bluetooth drivers from known safe sites for drivers:LenovoLenovoIntelHPUGreen bluetooth-This was for the UGreen 4.1 dongle.&nbsp; It&#039;s marvelous software and would do perfectly but it&#039;s not a hardware match.I was hoping that the hardware would have come from a recycled bluetooth device and that it would be a common one for finding a driver.&nbsp; [USER=61084]@rockstarrocks[/USER] The Qualcomm lead sounds promising,.&nbsp; Thanks for the information.&nbsp; It may be the clincher.&nbsp; I have been trying to determine what &quot;brand&quot; of hardware the id reflects.Thanks for the tip roger_m about finding the driver.&nbsp; Think that&#039;s what I will have to do also.&nbsp; I will be continuing to work on this so thanks everyone.&nbsp; At least I can see in Windows 10 which drivers are present for bluetooth to work.&nbsp; I have more info from device manager to search out.&nbsp; If I come up with a solution I will post it.&nbsp; Thanks again. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite109" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="AtlBo, post: 936856, member: 32547"] Thanks for all the help guys. I have tried: Iobit Driver Booster-says driver is up to date (don't think it looks at hardware ids) Driver Identifier (Network blocked internet scan) Driver Pack 17 (Wanted to use Powershell during installation which is against personal rules) SDI (Network blocked internet scan) I will try Driver Easy thanks for the suggestion. I have also installed several bluetooth drivers from known safe sites for drivers: Lenovo Lenovo Intel HP UGreen bluetooth-This was for the UGreen 4.1 dongle. It's marvelous software and would do perfectly but it's not a hardware match. I was hoping that the hardware would have come from a recycled bluetooth device and that it would be a common one for finding a driver. [USER=61084]@rockstarrocks[/USER] The Qualcomm lead sounds promising,. Thanks for the information. It may be the clincher. I have been trying to determine what "brand" of hardware the id reflects. Thanks for the tip roger_m about finding the driver. Think that's what I will have to do also. I will be continuing to work on this so thanks everyone. At least I can see in Windows 10 which drivers are present for bluetooth to work. I have more info from device manager to search out. If I come up with a solution I will post it. Thanks again. :) [/QUOTE]

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