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February 10th, 2015 06:00

dell inspiron 15 3531 bluetooth

hi

how play bluetooth

I do not see it in Device Management and i can not found  the driver for it in dell website

  • Jesse L (retired)

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    Posted February 10th, 2015 06:00

     suliman258,

    The Wireless/Bluetooth driver are a combined download at the link below. To turn on the wireless/Bluetooth in Windows 8/8.1 you would follow the information below.

    Inspiron 3531 Drivers

    How to turn on or turn off WiFi/Bluetooth?

     

    1. Launch Settings Charm and select Change PC settings.
    2. Select Wireless from the left pane.
    3. Under the Wireless devices option, move the WiFi/Bluetooth slider to turn it off. Move the slider again to turn it on.

     

    Jesse L (retired)

  • Leslie26

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    Posted June 6th, 2015 05:00

    I do not see "Wireless" on my left pane

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    Posted June 7th, 2015 08:00

    I am having the continuous Bluetooth connective problems with this Mid 2013 3521, ever since I purchased this computer! I removed the driver and would like to reinstall unless you have another fix. Cant find driver link. One you give is a general link to dell drivers but cant find Bluetooth drivers. Hopefully Dell has come up with a good update for this problem.

    THX

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    Posted March 19th, 2025 19:52

    I have the same problem. There is no Bluetooth driver in the device manager so I have nothing to turn on. 
    Furthermore, I cant seem to find anything from Dell about this. Surely Dell are better than this.

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    Posted March 19th, 2025 20:55

    I had the same problem on my Inspiron 17 (7737).
    It took a while to resolve because when I checked my PC, all my drivers were up to date and everything checked out OK with Dell (but I had still no Bluetooth button in settings!).
    I then went from Check My PC to Drivers & Downloads ... Find Drivers ... Then in the Keyword box, search for "Bluetooth Drivers" (this will bring up a selection of resources that are specifically for your PC.
    I downloaded two drivers that appeared and it resolved my problem.
    I now have a Bluetooth switch in settings, a working mouse, and wireless headphones. I hope it works for you too. 

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    Posted March 19th, 2025 20:57

    @PaulWinggield​  All fixed now. See my other reply.