I've been having ongoing issues with bluetooth working and not working since building my hackintosh but this time the device has completely disappeared. I have gone over the usb mapping a handful of times, re discovering the ports and being mindful of the 15 port limit. Even in hackintool, the port that once showed the bluetooth device no longer shows it and the port is inactive.
In Mac OS: Bluetooth shows the bluetooth symbol with the connected line through it but reads bluetooth unavailable.
In Windows 10: At start up I get a notification saying "USB device not recognized" and bluetooth is not listed in device manager. I have reset bios to UEFI defaults and reinstalled bluetooth drivers. The closest I got to anything was I could see the bluetooth device if I selected "View Hidden" in device manager but when I uninstalled the device it disappeared and hasn't returned on reboot and reinstallation of drivers. I have resetarted bluetooth support services and set to automatic.
If you guys have any idea how to resolve this and how to prevent it from happening again, please let me know!
Thank you
Hardware:
EDIT:
Other notes: the "Asrock" boot up screen, where you select to enter BIOS, takes noticeably longer to boot through than before. maybe 10 seconds vs 4 seconds before.
Onboard wifi works perfectly fine in windows - from the same card as the faulty bluetooth.
In Mac OS: Bluetooth shows the bluetooth symbol with the connected line through it but reads bluetooth unavailable.
In Windows 10: At start up I get a notification saying "USB device not recognized" and bluetooth is not listed in device manager. I have reset bios to UEFI defaults and reinstalled bluetooth drivers. The closest I got to anything was I could see the bluetooth device if I selected "View Hidden" in device manager but when I uninstalled the device it disappeared and hasn't returned on reboot and reinstallation of drivers. I have resetarted bluetooth support services and set to automatic.
If you guys have any idea how to resolve this and how to prevent it from happening again, please let me know!
Thank you
Hardware:
- CPU: Intel i7 8700k
- GPU: Radeon Vega 64
- RAM: 16gb ADATA XPG
- Motherboard/Laptop model: Asrock Z370 Killer sli/ac
EDIT:
Other notes: the "Asrock" boot up screen, where you select to enter BIOS, takes noticeably longer to boot through than before. maybe 10 seconds vs 4 seconds before.
Onboard wifi works perfectly fine in windows - from the same card as the faulty bluetooth.
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