Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers get auto Installed at every Boot.

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  1. Posts : 12
    Windows 7, Home Premium, x64,
       #1

    Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers get auto Installed at every Boot.


    Hi All at the forum,

    Lately my Studio 1558 consistently loads few Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers at every Boot, I've even tried uninstall & reinstall of the Bluetooth Driver (Dell Wireless 365 Bluetooth Module, v.6.2.0.9603, A03-1 ; BROADCOM) with correct procedures of the Win 7 x64 OS involved with no success, What could the problem be ??
    Why the Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers reinstalls or reloads at every boot, Please Help me troubleshoot the same.
    Thanks.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers get auto Installed at every Boot.-untitled-1.jpg  
    Last edited by sanjayhsoni99; 21 Dec 2013 at 08:54. Reason: adding image
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  2. Posts : 1,007
    Winndows 7 32 bit
       #2

    sanjayhsoni99 said:
    Hi All at the forum,

    Lately my Studio 1558 consistently loads few Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers at every Boot, I've even tried uninstall & reinstall of the Bluetooth Driver (Dell Wireless 365 Bluetooth Module, v.6.2.0.9603, A03-1 ; BROADCOM) with correct procedures of the Win 7 x64 OS involved with no success, What could the problem be ??
    Why the Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers reinstalls or reloads at every boot, Please Help me troubleshoot the same.
    Thanks.
    Hi sanjayhsoni99,

    We truly regret the inconvenience that has been caused to you. These are bluetooth devices which should be installed on the system and you would not be able to pair any devices if these drivers are not installed.

    So if possible let us know why you don't wish these drivers to not load. Also, if you don't wish them to install automatically then you can disable the same:

    How to stop Win 7 Driver Software Installation

    Keep us posted with the results so we can advise you further.
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  3. Posts : 12
    Windows 7, Home Premium, x64,
    Thread Starter
       #3

    BlueTooth auto installs Drivers .........


    Hi Sandeep,
    It took me a while to respond excuse me for that, Thanks for the reply, appreciate the same friend, Well It's not that I don't want default drivers to load which is required for proper start-up & correct functioning as understood, What I'm concerned here is that its installation (BT drivers) is done automatically over and again in a systematic time loop kind of cycle where I have no control over the incidents meaning it don't ever show yellow exclamation mark in the Device Manager window, the system also acknowledges these fresh installations each day by way of Action Centre Logs (click here for images) also please read the text below for clearer description, virtually every aspect & function of Bluetooth on the system works well except RELOADs at every start-up which makes OS too lame & longer booting time, Seems as though system keeps on forgetting about the drivers, >>


    Hi All at the forum,


    Lately my DELL Studio 1558 consistently & automatically loads & does not give me any chance or control at that time, while a few Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers install at every Boot since the past 15+ days,


    Listed below are drivers that load either together or individually at boot each time the machine is switched on,

    - Bluetooth Handsfree Audio
    - Bluetooth L2CAP Interface
    - Bluetooth Remote Control
    - HID-compliant consumer control device



    When the problem initiated a full scan was run with MS Essentials & Safety Scanner, & also with Malawarebytes and a few bugs
    were cleared by both AV Wares, a full scan run yesterday shows the system as Clean.


    I've even tried uninstalling & reinstall the Bluetooth Drivers (Dell Wireless 365 Bluetooth Module, v.6.2.0.9603, A03-1 ; BROADCOM) with correct
    procedures of the Win 7 x64 OS involved with proper restart with no success at least twice,


    I'd also like to inquire for my understanding & not as a solution; that can a System Restore Help ? & how good the chances for elimination of problem do I have with Restore on system's created Restore Point; I meant will the concerned drivers be taken care off during RESTOREs ?


    & roll back wont help cause the main BT Drivers was installed & reinstalled at least twice.



    What could the problem be ?? Why the Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers reinstall or reload at each & every boot, Please Help troubleshoot the same. Thanks.

    Please Reply, Thank You.

    Sandeep Please Help Provide a Solution, Thanks.
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  4. Posts : 1,007
    Winndows 7 32 bit
       #4

    Hi sanjayhsoni99,

    Thank you for your reply. Can you confirm that bluetooth drivers load everytime when you start the system. As when the drivers are loaded once it should not search and install everytime.

    Also, please confirm if you disabled for windows updates to install the driver automatically and use the driver installed already.

    Kindly confirm these details so we can assist you further.
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  5. Posts : 12
    Windows 7, Home Premium, x64,
    Thread Starter
       #5

    Hi Sandeep,
    Yes I confirm that Bluetooth drivers load Everytime I start the system. & Yes Sandeep, ideally once when the drivers are loaded / installed it should Not search and install Everytime, but system does this (loading) everytime, I've also run a complete Dell Hardware Test which had passed thrice (done at that time).
    And I have never disabled windows update ever, It is set to notify hence at every updates I have diligently been Updating all & every single update,
    Please, Awaiting Reply, Thanks.

    p.s ( hope you seen the link to images ).
    Last edited by sanjayhsoni99; 07 Jan 2014 at 10:03. Reason: link inserted
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  6. Posts : 1,007
    Winndows 7 32 bit
       #6

    sanjayhsoni99 said:
    Hi Sandeep,
    Yes I confirm that Bluetooth drivers load Everytime I start the system. & Yes Sandeep, ideally once when the drivers are loaded / installed it should Not search and install Everytime, but system does this (loading) everytime, I've also run a complete Dell Hardware Test which had passed thrice (done at that time).
    And I have never disabled windows update ever, It is set to notify hence at every updates I have diligently been Updating all & every single update,
    Please, Awaiting Reply, Thanks.

    p.s ( hope you seen the link to images ).
    Hi sanjayhsoni99,

    Thanks for providing this information. Kindly open device manager and remove the bluetooth drivers from the system. And then check mark this setting to ensure windows never install the driver for any device:

    Drivers - Turn Off Automatic Driver Installation

    Device Installation Settings

    Then restart the system and let me know if it tried to install the driver again. Keep us posted with the results so we can advise you further.
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  7. Posts : 12
    Windows 7, Home Premium, x64,
    Thread Starter
       #7

    BT Drivers


    Hello Sandeep,
    Kindly please advice, precisely which Bluetooth Driver or Drivers has to be Uninstalled ??


    Thanks ..


    .
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers get auto Installed at every Boot.-bt-issues-1.jpg  
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  8. Posts : 1,007
    Winndows 7 32 bit
       #8

    sanjayhsoni99 said:
    Hello Sandeep,
    Kindly please advice, precisely which Bluetooth Driver or Drivers has to be Uninstalled ??


    Thanks ..


    .
    Hi sanjayhsoni99,

    Kindly remove the Dell 365 Bluetooth and it should remove the other ones as well. If it does not then make remove all the devices listed under bluetooth to ensure no drivers for bluetooth are installed.

    Then you can follow the steps for not allowing windows to install drivers for the devices automatically. Keep us posted with the results so we can advise you further.
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  9. Posts : 12
    Windows 7, Home Premium, x64,
    Thread Starter
       #9

    Hi Sandeep,
    The Drivers again began loading as before only after 3 ~ 4 boots after performing steps as
    was advised, the description in detail from here, first the Dell 365 Bluetooth was Uninstalled together with it complete uninstallation was done of other BT drivers, immediately next the Device Installation setting was set to Not download drivers automatically (last image), then a restart was done following which Dell 365 Bluetooth & other drivers in BT were reloaded automatically with only one Peripheral Device Driver for my GT P1000 tab was not loaded with code 28 (first image); now here I went for a web search on xda forum & advised to manually add com port with Microsoft driver already on the system following which the Peripheral Driver yellow mark disappeared (well, we could do the procedure all over again if I wasn't on correct track, Please Advice on it), well until now all seemed well & booted fine at least thrice but it came as a surprise when today the same old problem surfaced again RELOADING the Remote; L2CAP; & Hands-free Audio drivers AUTO Loaded again; also the default setting for driver download was already now on a new default set to Never Install from Win Updates; so it hasn't worked & we're back to square again standing exactly where we started; need assistance,

    Thanking You.

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    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers get auto Installed at every Boot.-bt-reloads-0.jpg   Bluetooth Peripheral Drivers get auto Installed at every Boot.-device-peripheral-problem-1.jpg  
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  10. Posts : 1,007
    Winndows 7 32 bit
       #10

    Hi sanjayhsoni99,

    I understand that it is loading the drivers again everytime at the boot. Please check the similar thread below which discuss the similar issue:

    Why does Windows 7 install drivers every time I boot

    Keep us posted with the results so we can advise you further.
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