HP Pavilion g6 2304TX WiFi button led not turning off (WINDOWS 8.1)

[Mrstenter]

Hi Abhilashrocksu,
 

Try this Site from Microsoft.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/update-from-windows-8-tutorial

Thanks

[Anish_Grandhi]

Sigh. I wish the HP guys understand the problem rather than giving irrelevant suggestions..

[SouravMahato · Accepted solution]

Uninstall the bluetooth driver. The problem is due to the older version of bluetooth driver. 
If you are using the Ralink Bluetooth driver. then download latest driver from

http://download-software-notebook.blogspot.in/2013/10/ralink-ivt-bluetooth-stack-drivers.html

Hope the problem gets resolved

[abhilashrocksu]

yes bro you are right it's problem of bluetooth, because when i uninstalled the bluetooth driver and installed the update driver of your recomendation, the button is now  working as usual ,i hope HP will  soon release update for the same thanks bro    

[abhilashrocksu]

it is the solution but Hp is not yet releases any bluetooth driver for win 8.1 hope it will be coming soon

[aaron_cv15]

Thank you for the suggestion. It worked and the updated drivers worked too. Thank you very much. 

[KasunW]

I have also found a solution that worked for me. I simply went into the pc settings app and then turned on bluetooth (as it was off even before I updated to windows 8.1) then I pressed the airplane mode switch and the light turned red. To check if it would work with bluetooth off again i then turned the wifi on again using the switch (which made the light blue again) and then turned bluetooth off using the settings app. I then again pressed the wifi switch and it turned red like usual :).

I hope this solution works for others as well.

[mark-t]

I had updated Windows 8 to the slightly less annoying 8.1 when I noticed the wifi LED was staying on.

Initially I disabled the bluetooth adapter

Control Panel> Device Manager>Bluetooth Adapter> Device Driver>Disable

Then I decided to follow the link and install a better driver, just in case I ever wanted to use it.

Link worked a treat for my HP Pavillion Model-B052ea. No more white led with wifi off.

Shouldn't HP be incorporating this revised driver in their updates?

[GIS-IT-Guy]

After much searching online the solution for me was to reset the BIOS by: 

1. Shutting down the notebook by pressing and holding down the power button

1. Hold down the Windows key, the B key, and then press all three for about 3 seconds and let go. 
2. When the notbook powers back up, the BIOS recovery process will run. 
3. Run the BIOS recovery process and all will work as it ought to. 

The HP support folks didn't know much.  They wanted me to ship my notebook back for repair.