Intel released a new Bluetooth driver for Windows 10 and 11. Version 23.30.0 improves connectivity with Dual Sense gamepads and stability when waking up a computer from sleep or hibernation. Intel has ...

If your ASUS Bluetooth is not working in Windows 11, this article will help you fix this issue. This issue can be frustrating and occurs due to outdated or corrupted drivers. Before you proceed with ...

If your Bluetooth driver is missing, you may be unable to connect to wireless headphones, mice, keyboards, and other essential peripherals. This frustrating issue often manifests as a complete absence ...

In order to fix the ‘Bluetooth Not Pairing’ issue on Windows, start with simple solutions like resetting the Bluetooth connection, troubleshooting Bluetooth services using the command prompt, and ...

Microsoft's new Windows 11 Bluetooth update comes with useful benefits (and a major caveat) ...

Bluetooth is a technology for short-range data transmission that has become so ubiquitous in recent years that we can no longer imagine life without it. This makes it all the more annoying when ...

Outdated Bluetooth drivers often cause performance and connectivity problems. Updating to the latest driver can resolve bugs and improve compatibility. Open Device Manager (right-click Start menu and ...

As painful as it might look, updating or reinstalling Bluetooth drivers is the most recommended way to fix the frequent disconnection issue. Look for Bluetooth Power Management settings under Device ...

Intel has released a new set of wireless drivers. The key change in version 23.60.1 is support for the upcoming Windows 11 version 24H2. There are also regulatory improvements for Wi-Fi 7 and more.

This is Intel's Wireless Bluetooth Driver 23.30.0 and as Neowin highlighted (via TechRadar), it comes with a benefit for the PS5's DualSense gamepads. We're told that the driver offers: "Improved ...

I don't know about you, but I'm always looking for ways to remove as many wires from my PC setup as possible. That often means going wireless, and while some systems rely on their own dongles to power ...