X399 Taichi

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   Still working on the onboard BT not working.  I disabled it in BIOS (which another forum suggested), rebooted a few times (while letting pending Windows updates apply), then reenabled it in BIOS (to 'Auto') setting.  No idea what Auto could do as it is either on or off (DUH).  

Well, that didn't work.. Rebooted again and set it to 'enabled' and rebooted... Didn't work...

Went to BIOS again and, out of sheer desperation, disabled Intel Wifi. I did this mainly because the newest intel drivers won't support the X399 anymore because it is not wifi 6-7 compatible. I could not find a way to use newest BT driver that is separate from the wifi driver, so killing wifi was my way to install latest drivers directly from Intel's site.

Now onboard BT works, and has worked for 2 days (knock on wood).

I don't need onboard wifi so for now it is staying disabled.

If anyone knows how to separate the BT driver from the WIFI drivers in Intel's EXE installer, maybe that will fix thing for us old timers using Zen1 Threadrippers!

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mooman1 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 08 Sep 2018 Status: Offline Points: 205	Post Options Post Reply Quote mooman1 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 01 Jan 2025 at 7:45am
	Still working on the onboard BT not working. I disabled it in BIOS (which another forum suggested), rebooted a few times (while letting pending Windows updates apply), then reenabled it in BIOS (to 'Auto') setting. No idea what Auto could do as it is either on or off (DUH). Well, that didn't work.. Rebooted again and set it to 'enabled' and rebooted... Didn't work... Went to BIOS again and, out of sheer desperation, disabled Intel Wifi. I did this mainly because the newest intel drivers won't support the X399 anymore because it is not wifi 6-7 compatible. I could not find a way to use newest BT driver that is separate from the wifi driver, so killing wifi was my way to install latest drivers directly from Intel's site. Now onboard BT works, and has worked for 2 days (knock on wood). I don't need onboard wifi so for now it is staying disabled. If anyone knows how to separate the BT driver from the WIFI drivers in Intel's EXE installer, maybe that will fix thing for us old timers using Zen1 Threadrippers!