Acer one 10 not booting from windows 10 bootable pendrive

S1003

Done but what is BT

S1003

Still not working

S1003

JackE said:

Press FN+F3 to turn on BT.

Are you talking about bluetooth, problem is not about bluetooth problem is about wifi

S1003

I want both to work at the same time

S1003

If airplane mode is turned off then wifi disconnects automatically 

S1003

I have tried updating driver but no change

JackE

Yes. BT is BlueTooth. The BlueTooth and Wifi hardware are on the same chip board. Open Device Manager. Do you see and red or yellow warnings?

S1003

No I can't see any warnings

S1003

My friend is saying that it could be a bios update problem

JackE

Why did you update the BIOS firmware?

S1003

I didn't updated he was just saying

JackE

Don't try to update the BIOS as it risks disabling your machine. Open Device Manager and click on the Bluetooth folder if it exists and the network folder. Right click on the drivers in the Bluetooth folder and uninstall them. Do the same for the wifi card and bluetooth entry in the network folder. Exit Device manager without re-installing anything. Shutdown windows normally. Turn the machine back on and let Windows automatically re-detect your Bluetooth and Wifi hardware and automatically re-install fresh copies of the drivers. Test again.

S1003

Ok I will do it

S1003

Ok uninstalled and restarted

S1003

No change 

JackE

Please post a screenshot of Device Manager with hidden devices checked in the View tab.

S1003

I have checked it there is no problem(I'm facing a issue while uploading image).I think a stable version can help

JackE

What upload problem are you having? Just click on the insert image icon and browse your C : \ drive to where you put timage file and click on the image file. I need to see all the DeviceManager folders on your machine since they can vary.

S1003

See everything is ok 

JackE

Right click and uninstall ALL drivers in the BlueTooth folder. Then right click and uninstall the BlueTooth and Broadcom Wireless drivers in the Network adapter folder.

Exit Device Manager without re-installing anything. Then shutdown Windows normally. Then turn it back on and let Windows automatically redetect the BlueTooth and Broadcom Wireless hardware and automatically reinstall fresh copies of the drivers. Then test it again.