Drivers Update: ASUS X550WAK (A4-5100) Qualcomm Atheros BlueTooth

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Update Bluetooth Driver Manually Note: You can of course download the Bluetooth driver in some other way.

For example, you can type the model name of your Qualcomm Atheros in the search box on Google and find the driver. But there is no guarantee that the ASUS X550WAK (A4-5100) Qualcomm Atheros BlueTooth found and downloaded is compatible with your PC or that it is trust-worthy. We are using ASUS as an example.

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Then locate the support page of your PC by entering the model of your product. You will be asked to select what operating system that you are using we are going Windows 10 bitand then a list of device drivers will be shown.

Scroll down a little to choose Qualcomm Atheros Bluetooth driver under Bluetooth category. Then hit the Global button to get it downloaded.

Right click the Qualcomm Atheros Bluetooth driver you have and choose Uninstall. On the right, choose one of the drivers listed. You need to try them one by one by yourself to select the right one for your PC. When done picking, click Next to continue.

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However, WiFi is working fine which would suggest that the device itself is presumably ok and still present. The only possibly suspicious thing to note in Device Manager is a device under: I have no USB devices connected to the system so it is unclear what this unknown USB device is above - perhaps it could be the Bluetooth adapter but I don't seem to be able to get that unknown device to find a driver update online.