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You are the second member reporting the same issue with the identical notebook and wifi adapter.

 

It appears that the Intel AC7260 is not compatible with this particular notebook.



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Hmm that intresting that I'm not alone. I have tried looking for a blutooth opition in the BIOS but cannot find it anywhere and I'm running the latest BIOS revision for my paticular model. I have tried downgrading my BIOS but get a BIOS update has failed error.

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SElection of bluetooth in the BIOS is not an option since you have a combo wifi adapter.  

 

That adapter's bluetooth function just does not appear to work with your notebook.

 

It is a great adapter.

 

My HP product loan Omen 15 has is and I like it.  

 

I really don't use bluetooth very often, except on occasion with a bluetooth mouse I have.

 

If I were you I would leave it installed and use a usb bluetooth dongle for the notebook. That would keep things simple.

 

Logitech sells bluetooth dongles and they are tiny enough to leave plugged in.

https://www.google.nl/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=Logitech+bluetooth+dongl...



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