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windows 7 devices and printers not displaying in control panel
Posted on 2013-01-01
I did a fresh install of windows 7 on a dual boot imac
At first everything was fine then in control panel/devices and printers
nothing displays
I do not have any virus software installed.
I have an external drive that I have unplugged
Have also unplugged my printer
still nothing displays in devices and printers
At first everything was fine then in control panel/devices and printers
nothing displays
I do not have any virus software installed.
I have an external drive that I have unplugged
Have also unplugged my printer
still nothing displays in devices and printers
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usually indicates it is not one that MS has pre-loaded the drivers for
is it a unique brand or older model?
you can ask win7 to search for drivers for your devices if you manually enter the device
is it a unique brand or older model?
you can ask win7 to search for drivers for your devices if you manually enter the device
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This can happen sometimes if the Bluetooth Support Service is disabled.
Check in your Services to determine if this service is disabled.
- Click Start Orb > type services in the searchbox
- Click services in the search results above
- Look for Bluetooth Support Service in the list of services on the right pane.
If it is set to disabled:
- Right-click Bluetooth Support Service > click Properties
- Under Startup type select Automatic then click OK
This can happen sometimes if the Bluetooth Support Service is disabled.
Check in your Services to determine if this service is disabled.
- Click Start Orb > type services in the searchbox
- Click services in the search results above
- Look for Bluetooth Support Service in the list of services on the right pane.
If it is set to disabled:
- Right-click Bluetooth Support Service > click Properties
- Under Startup type select Automatic then click OK
the drive is brand new -installed without issues
I checked the bluetooth and it is enabled
the only thing I can think of is that I unistalled ie10 -
I checked the bluetooth and it is enabled
the only thing I can think of is that I unistalled ie10 -
This is weird - I think my computer must have updated and booted last night - now I can see devices and printers - I booted several times to try to get them to display so not sure why today is different - thanks for trying to help
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