How can i disable automatic Bluetooth driver installation ?

BOSS21

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Hi guys,
i have got a problem, i do not know how can i disable automatic Bluetooth driver installation ?

I have already uninstalled Bluetooth driver, but after i do the restart, Bluetooth driver is installed again.
I want to unistall Bluetooth driver (i do not need it) and disable automatic installation after restart.
Please, can anybody help me to solve this problem ?
Sorry for bad english
 

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Hi guys,
i have got a problem, i do not know how can i disable automatic Bluetooth driver installation ?

I have already uninstalled Bluetooth driver, but after i do the restart, Bluetooth driver is installed again.
I want to unistall Bluetooth driver (i do not need it) and disable automatic installation after restart.
Please, can anybody help me to solve this problem ?
Sorry for bad english

Go into device manager>find the Bluetooch tab>un-install the driver>diable the device.

You wont be able to use bluetooth if you do, nor any thing else that is dependent on it.
 

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I did it.
Next i restarted notebook.
After restart there was a table of device driver installation > and it installed Bluetooth again....
 

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I did it.
Next i restarted notebook.
After restart there was a table of device driver installation > and it installed Bluetooth again....


With it disabled in device manager? Did you disable all the bluetooth devices?
 

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Boss, You can also disable it in services. Type services in start menu and click it. Then look for bluetooth, right click it, and click disable
 

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You need to be careful when disabling it in services.msc. First that is global so it affects all users on a machine.

Second it affects dependencies.
 

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You need to be careful when disabling it in services.msc. First that is global so it affects all users on a machine.

Second it affects dependencies.
Very true. My friend here and I were joking earlier about messing with the services. Don't go willy nilly, but you can disable Bluetooth support, as it has no dependencies:
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how to disable automatic bluetooth startup

I have the same problem with last version 10/11 first version Windows.
I have disabled every bluetooth service; disabled in device manager; disabled in another place or two in registry after checking to be sure the services are 4 (disabled); bluetooth is not in startup.

It is another one of the Microsoft 10/11 annoyances and inconveniences that happens automatically no matter what one tries to configure.

I have NOT tried to use any of the available configuring software (apps). Any advice of successful experiences with the same is welcome. Although perhaps I should ask a new question, because this one is from several years back.
 
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things have definately moved on since the last post

WiFi/Bluetooth drivers tend to be co-joined now
so the question becomes --- how do you connect
if its ethernet not a problem dissable wifi/bluetooth drivers. Or in Bios turn off wifi function


using WiFi
what card do you have.... might be able to dissable via the Advanced Driver tab settings
 

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Thanks for replying Torchwood.

I have wifi disabled in the modem and services. I do not use wifi, only ethernet.
However, I have two additional devices attached by ethernet, to the modem, NOT networked to the computer.

Smart t.v. ethernet connection and voip phone ethernet connection (which is not via my isp CenturyLink connection).
They are both wifi capable. And of course neither has a user interface that allows turning off the wifi, although I think it is possible to access the voip box which I read long ago, so I suppose finding the info again would be a good idea.(sigh)

When my very unstable CenturyLink connection cuts out, which some days it does relentlessly, they probably try to connect with wifi.
However, I unplug the t.v. so the wifi should not activate (hopefully). Sometime I unplug the phone too, which does not seem to make a difference.
Thing is I turn bluetooth off each time I put the computer on (even though I have wireless and bluetooth disabled in bios, hardware, settings, and registry.

When it comes on, later, it creates terrible audio interference. So I turn it off again.
I suspect my house is being "assaulted" in a search for any type of wireless connection, even though I do my best to keep it out.
(Microsoft OS always misbehaves. We are lead to believe we can configure, however, Microsoft repeatedly changes what is configured.
Have not had as many problems since there are no longer updates to the computer. However, the long arm of Microsoft does not stop reaching and disrupting.)

I have a tablet (android), with bluetooth and wifi turned off (actually connect via ethernet sometimes).
(I have connected it via wifi in the past, by turning the modem wifi on but no longer used it.)

Wondering if websites try to use wifi, and scan to try to use anything they find. Don't know if they can send a wifi signal that turns bluetooth on.

I have no idea the wifi model/card in the in the tablet, t.v., or voip phone box. I have bluetooth disabled and uninstalled in hardware manager, and it never shows reinstalled, when I find it reinstalled in the control panel "devices and printers" where I disconnect it.
 

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now thats interesting IF its turned off in Bios, its not Hardware enabled.
So something is "pushing" a signal to install/enable wifi/Bluetooth

can you run MSinfo32, copy/paste the output

BEFORE tuning bluetooth off
 

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Be happy to, however it is currently off without disconnect problems, and no reconnection - yet - need to used it while its accessible.
Will run MSinfo32 when/if it turns back on, today - otherwise tomorrow when I first put the computer on (at least 16 hours from now).
Thanks for being willing to consider the problem!

- - - Updated - - -

With bluetooth off: the list of "problem devices" (I have intentionally disabled/and uninstalled all of them) (bluetooth is "radio device")

AMD SMBus PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_790B&SUBSYS_790B1022&REV_51\3&11583659&0&A0 This device is disabled.
Microsoft Hyper-V Virtualization Infrastructure Driver ROOT\VID\0000 This device is disabled.
Microsoft Radio Device Enumeration Bus SWD\RADIO\{3DB5895D-CC28-44B3-AD3D-6F01A782B8D2}
This device is disabled. Realtek 8852BE Wireless LAN WiFi 6 PCI-E NIC PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_B852&SUBSYS_B85210EC&REV_00\00E04CFFFE88520100 This device is disabled.
 

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note

that last driver is usually found in minicards for a laptop
however there are a couple of external aerial type recivers
google the id - select images
Realtek 8852BE Wireless LAN WiFi 6 PCI-E NIC
 

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