Hello,
New member here so not sure if I am in the right place but here goes...
I have an ASUS 450 Plus motherboard running on my desktop PC which is running Windows 11. Recently I noticed that my bluetooth mouse does not work when I turn on the PC after it has been turned off for a while. What seems to happen is that the bluetooth device does not enable on start up, the driver seems to fail for some reason. It is the intel bluetooth chipset that comes with the motherboard. Each time I start the PC I have to go to:
Start menu --> settings --> bluetooth & devices --> devices
From here I have to go to the section "other devices" and click on "Intel (R) Wireless Bluetooth (R) and remove this. I can see that it says driver error. After I remove it from this list I then go to Device Manager, right click on my PC and select "scan for hardware changes". This then gives the bluetooth a kick start and it turns on and then works fine.
I have run windows update and am fully up to date, I have installed the latest bluetooth drivers and they are up to date. I have installed the lastest bios drivers for the motherboard as well so ALL drivers are as up to date as possible. But I still cannot workout why the bluetooth fails to start when my PC boots up?
This only happens after I fully turn off the PC. If I do a restart then the bluetooth works and does not have any issues. Generally I tend to turn off the PC 2 or 3 times a week when it goes off overnight. It is frustrating that I have to go through those manual steps every time I turn on the PC.
Anyone have experience of this same problem or something similar? I have tried everything I can think of and still no luck, any help would be much appreciated.
