I've also tried opening up my Install USB drive and "reinstalling" from there but even after it says it was installed no Bluetooth is showing. Reboot your computer and check if this offers. This will uninstall the xHCI driver from your computer. Right-click on the Intel (R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host controller driver and click on Uninstall device. Something must have happened with the most recent update(s) for Windows 10. When the Device Manager opens up, expand the Universal Serial Bus controllers. I know for a fact when I first installed Bootcamp I had Bluetooth. I've been around and around but I'm at a total loss as to what to do. If I click Bluetooth USB Host Controller and go to Update Driver it gives me this: Damage is also possible when using an external Bluetooth adapter. This is what I see when I open my Device Manager: For example, an outdated Bluetooth driver can lead to this problem. I never thought anything of it until now because I have a new Bluetooth product I tried to hook up. Within the last few Windows 10 updates though I noticed the little icon for Bluetooth in my task bar disappeared. Originally I installed Windows 8.1 then upgraded to Windows 10. I like to play PC games which is why I have my hard drive split with Bootcamp Windows 10 I strictly use for gaming and my Mac is for everything else.
I'll be as specific as possible and hopefully someone can help!
I remember the days when all you had to do was make sure you had the drivers installed, which seems to be my problem, but for some reason I cannot find any drivers TO install and I've just been led around and around in a circle. I've googled over and over again but nothing seems to work (either the directions don't make sense or the links they're using are outdated). Hi all! I'm really hoping someone out there has run into and fixed this problem I'm having.
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