Vizard wrote:
i'm using Ethernet and i uninstalled the Bluetooth
Clintlgm wrote:
It sounds like since Bluetooth is physical hardware that you need to leave it installed and just turn it off. Since you can't remove the hardware it will keep seeking the drivers for it?
@Vizard, I may be wrong, but 'Visored' sounds like a different computer that you may have connected to/transferred files with before (by bluetooth?).
If you don't care about this connection anymore and don't like seeing the error under the 'Devices and Printers' for it, do you just want to remove it (As far as I can tell, you connected to a different computer 'Visored' before and Windows was just trying to keep the settings for you in case you want to connect again)?
Sorry, may not be understanding the problem you are trying to solve, but wanted to run this idea by you.
Yes, to follow up with what Clintlgm was saying, guessing you connected to the computer 'Visored' before by bluetooth and Windows is just letting you know you aren't able to do this right now (because you uninstalled the bluetooth).
If you don't care about connecting to 'Visored', just remove it from 'Devices and Printers' (you should always be able to create a new connection, so shouldn't be too big of a deal).
Also, if you check your device manager, don't expect you will see any errors except maybe for the bluetooth that you uninstalled, but you may want to check this too.
Expect the system is running okay, but if you are seeing any problems with anything, please let us know.
Well, hope this makes sense and helps.
ROGBot
