Windows 10: I can't turn on my bluetooth then I deleted the bluetooth driver from device manager

I used to have this problem on my old laptop and I solved it.https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-hardware/why-is-troubleshoot-telling-me-that-my-device-does/ddf2364a-1600-4cad-b09a-a2de9cc4a0ae?page=1I had my laptop on a table on my bed and it fell and it closed, when I turned it on it had a blue screen and needed to restart. When it finished restarting, my laptop can't turn on the bluetooth. I tried to delete the bluetooth driver because my old laptop needed to do the same thing. My old laptop had Qualcomm Atheros. My current device is different I forgot the name.I

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Deleted all of Bluetooth in Device Manager

Those should have been the drivers for the model you listed.
Open device manager and see if they are there.
As for turning on go to the notifications box (Far right on the task bar) click on the bluetooth symbol.



If not there, right click choose edit and add it

 

Deleted all of Bluetooth in Device Manager

Did you mean that the BT entry in Device manager is hidden?There should be a Bluetooth section within which your Bluetooth adapter should be identified by name [Intel, in my case]. Here's an example.


If the adapter entry is 'hidden', it means that Device manager no longer detects its presence.My own Device manager no longer greys out 'hidden' devices so I have to set-unset the Show hidden devices entry to check which are 'hidden' and which are not.
I suggest you -
1 Check in your Bios for any enable/disable setting for it.
2 Get your Service manual and check the hardware itself [post #9].

I'd still like to know exactly what you did.

Denis

 

Deleted all of Bluetooth in Device Manager









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