Hi all. I have been trying to figure out why there is no on/off slider in the settings for a new Acer desktop (model TC-120). After much discussion with Microsoft, Qualcomm (Atheros), Acer, etc., it turns out that Microsoft disables those functions on systems that they don't think are mobile (i.e., desktops).
One Microsoft engineer told me that it checks to see if it has a battery. Since there is no battery driver (because there is no battery in a desktop), those sliders are disabled. I think this is stupid as there are times I want to turn off the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
I can do it by going to the device manager and disabling the device. But since the support is there for a nice on/off slider (works on my laptops), I think it should be there.
I have submitted a feedback request to Microsoft to implement it.
Acer could fix this by implementing a dummy battery driver so that Windows 10 would think the system is mobile.