Bluetooth

Question

I have a Toshiba Satellite C55D-B5308, (Amd) which came with factory windows 8.  But I upgraded to a SSD and so I had to fresh install Windows 7 home premium 64x. So then I had to re-install a bunch  of drivers but I can't figure out how to get Bluetooth back, Is there a list of windows services that could be affecting it? I don't have it listed in device manager or anywhere else, and Toshibas' blue-tooth stack is downloading but then it says theres a RPC server error, or it wants me to plug in my blue tooth devise; which is't really possible for my Bluetooth headphones that work fine on my other devices.  Is there anybody who know how to solve this issue; I've given it two weeks now and theirs no simple way to figure it out.

Answer 1

Hi brandonwilliams5,

There are a few methods that you can get updates automatically or manually install drivers on your computer. To be able to get them automatically, you can perform the steps indicated on this article in order for your computer to check for drivers that would best apply to your computer. In the event that you've encountered to something along the way, you can go to this link for suggested steps on troubleshooting them as well.

Hope that this resolves your inquiry.

Answer 2

Thank you for keeping in touch with me on your thread. In that case, this would only mean that what needs to be performed is a manual update on your drivers as it may be possible that some drivers for your computer's components might not have a generic driver. That being said, you can perform the steps indicated on this article as this should also apply for Windows 7 in terms of searching your manufacturer's website for drivers needed by your computer and installing your drivers manually.

Hope that this resolves your concern.

Answer 3

Thanks for the response; but I ran all my window updates..and those aren't the issue

Answer 4

Thanks for the reply bro; I have Toshiba though; whats pc mfg? I do have the Bluetooth service set to automatic at start, and it says its running but I can't find it in device manager and the bluetooth stack from Toshiba won't download completely all the way it says "plug in your Bluetooth device into computer" but that doesn't make sense it their wireless headphones....Iv'e tried a hundred different things now this is crazy insane how complicated this apparently has to be

Answer 5

With Dell pc,one must download the BluTooth software/driver...Once installed/restart pc.Get this from pc mfg...Also,if already installed,in run or cmd,type:  services.msc  in msc,scroll to Bluetooth,double click,set to "Auto Start" start service,exit msc,restart pc....