#Bluetooth adapter gone
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okay so yours is highly likely under that heatsink
some boards actually have it where the pcie lanes are along with the m.2 slots and covered by a separate heatsink and only connected by 2 wires to the antenna
anyhow, u’ll need to take the board out to see how the heatsink is mounted
Ah
Should I check the cpu pins like supply mentioned or no?
if the wifi is working, it’s not the cpu
there may be an issue at the WiFi adapter
the adapter is 2 in 1, wifi and bluetooth together
i said that before he said wifi was working
they gave me the wrong info
the issue is likely likely either a driver issue, windows issue or the adapter itself is broken on just the BT
i dont think opening it further will help
do you have the wifi dongus screwed in?
i thought he was opening it to replace the adapter
they were yes
this is how it looks. one wire is wifi, the other is bluetooth. both run on the same chip. so if wifi is working, it’s connected properly but the bluetooth module on it is probably fried
Son of a bitch
Wait nevermind that wouldn’t be the issue
One of the dongles was just a little loose but that would just hurt the signal not the device itself
wires connected doesnt affect the bt chip working
Yea
just signal not working
mhm
u can buy the module itself for like $20-50 depending on which u buy and from where then swap it out
since you dont have BT at all, it's either broken BT or windows problem
if it's not being detected at all in windows it might evne be an issue with the motherboard
was there a setting in bios for turning BT on and off?
Dude these x670e tomahawks are givin me fucking ptsd I swear to god
nah, this is how you learn stuff
Getting bluetooth to even work on this thing period was a MOTHERFUCKER
when shit goes sideways, you learn stuff for the next time
Oh yeah I know, I do appreciate that aspect of this stuff
I just wish it wasn’t happening to mine
lol
Bluetooth on this motherboard, I COULD NOT get to work for like 3 weeks, and then it just magically worked flawlessy for a while
Now it’s killed entirely
mhmmm.. it’s really either one of the 3:
- drivers got uninstalled (u should see a ! or yellow triangle in device manager)
- the adapter is disabled on network devices (u’ll see it on device manager with a different icon)
- the adapter is faulty, likely the bluetooth module is fried
Bad wifi card from factory?
very common
Great
@modest topazgoogle AI says there is an option in bios to turn BT on and off
Would that remove it from device manager though
yup there is, but usually it turns off both wifi and bluetooth at the same time lol
yep, it “kills” the slot on boot
worth a look if he puts it back together i suppose
basically bios telling the board to not provide power to the slot so the adapter is acting like it’s unplugged
got damn... i download so many motherboard manuals and not one of them is fucking labeled with the model by the manufacture
but usually wifi goes out as well if done in bios
look like it has the option to turn off either or both
i’ve only seen dell and hp bios to actually be able to separate the modules properly rofl
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How to Ena...
wait... that might be a non amd chipset
gigabyte has the option too and usually wifi is fucked when u turn off bluetooth
nope... that video is amd wifi/bt adapter
so there is a chance BT was never enabled in bios
I could put it all back together now and check the event viewer and shit
I MIGHT be able to get a pcie card here to test
MIGHT
go check your bios
yeah that’s first when it goes back together
dont take anything part again unless you want to replace the module the board comes with
idk why it would turn off tho
or add a pcie card later
yea
All that for nothing… damn….
i would ahve said stop taking it a part if i had realized what the actual problem was
i was thinking you were going to replace the adapter that board came with
you are that desperate?