@whoopdido2u2, for those models with BT, asus uses hybrid wifi cards (there is no additional slot specifically for BT)
if you are comfortable with tearing down the laptop (up to especially the keyboard, under which your wifi card is located), you can swap it with wifi-bluetooth hybrid cards, such as killer 1202 and intel 6235. for your reference, the stock wifi card i have in my laptop is an atheros wifi card (branded as AzureWave).
if you're not, you should use a usb bluetooth adapter like @Pitcher suggested.
if you are comfortable with tearing down the laptop (up to especially the keyboard, under which your wifi card is located), you can swap it with wifi-bluetooth hybrid cards, such as killer 1202 and intel 6235. for your reference, the stock wifi card i have in my laptop is an atheros wifi card (branded as AzureWave).
if you're not, you should use a usb bluetooth adapter like @Pitcher suggested.
ok 🙂
on the bright side: it's a simple task; just that it's awfully tedious. there are way too many screws in the way hehe
on the bright side: it's a simple task; just that it's awfully tedious. there are way too many screws in the way hehe
SpasTaz0917 wrote:
You can buy a new Wireless card that has Bluetooth in it and stick it in.
but you'll lose warranty 🙂
so if you want to keep your warranty just buy a small USB bluetooth stick
damn. i forgot all about this one. yes, users shall mess with the components in the user-accessible area only.
from what i've read, certain service centers are very linear about warranty. just remember to put the stock components into place before you send it in.
If it's new take it back and get one with BT already inside it.
Yeah I have heard about catch of the day, not to sure what sites/ retailers have it, I got mine at Harvey Norman and it came with Bluetooth/Blu-ray/ 3d and 3D glasses. The guy in the store didn't even know it had 3d till i explained it to him using the store display model which also had everything mine had.
