I recently downgraded my laptop from Windows 11 to Windows 10 because I really didn't like 11. However, ever since I made that switch, my Bluetooth has stopped working completely. It was fine before the downgrade, and now I'm stuck without it. Can anyone help me figure out what went wrong?
3 Answers
Oh, I had that problem too! If it helps, try checking those driver settings first. If they seem okay, definitely run those diagnostic commands. It sounds like a tedious process, but it might save you from having to reinstall everything.
If that doesn't help, have you tried running the DISM and SFC commands in Command Prompt or PowerShell? I had a similar Bluetooth issue recently, and using those commands fixed a corrupted driver for me. They can sometimes find and repair problems automatically.
It sounds like you might be dealing with a Bluetooth driver issue. I recommend checking your Device Manager to see if a Bluetooth driver is installed. If there is one, it might just need an update. If you don't see one, try scanning for hardware changes or updating the driver from there.
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