

If it's not there, but others are there, uninstall them. I'm not sure if it will work in a T480, but if bluetooth is totally gone, try this: (And remember, I'm just one thinkpad owner trying to help out another.)ġ) Open device manager as an administrator.Ģ) Under view, click on Open hidden devices.ģ) If a bluetooth folder appears, first try to uninstall Thinkpad 4.0 if it's there. After the restart, bluetooth will reappear in the device manager, with all the correct thinkpad broadcom drivers, and all the devices you've attached to the machine. Run the file as administrator, wait for it to load for a few minutes, and then restart the computer. If the link doesn't work, the name of the file is BT_20.70.0_64_Win10.exe (That's the 64 bit version, there's also a 32 bit version.) (ie: I went into device manager, showed hidden devices, and deleted them I tried to reinstall the latest bluetooth drivers from Lenovo, etc, etc,) Nothing worked - and could no longer find or install bluetooth at all on the machines.įinally, I found the solution: Download this file from intel:

I followed all the instructions on various forums and youtube videos and nothing worked. After the last Windows 10 update, I lost bluetooth on both a T530 and T430, with the standared Broadcom daughter bluetooth card. Hi - I'm posting this to save you some time.
