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I have tried basically all the drivers on the dell site. My bluetooth cannot be enabled. I have the blueicon with the red light instead of the white light. I updated the BIOS and it's not reporting a bluetooth card - but I have a blue bluetooth light on my panel above the keyboard lit. What can be wrong?<br />
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When I click on the red bluetooth icon I get the following message: <br />
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Activate Bluetooth using Fn+F2 or Radio On/Off Switch<br />
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But nothing help. &nbsp;. .
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I have tried basically all the drivers on the dell site. My bluetooth cannot be enabled. I have the blueicon with the red light instead of the white light. I updated the BIOS and it's not reporting a bluetooth card - but I have a blue bluetooth light on my panel above the keyboard lit. What can be wrong?

When I click on the red bluetooth icon I get the following message: 

Activate Bluetooth using Fn+F2 or Radio On/Off Switch

But nothing help.  . .

dell d430 bluetooth

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