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1. #DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER DRIVERS#
2. #DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER DRIVER#
3. #DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER TRIAL#
4. #DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER WINDOWS 8#
5. #DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER WINDOWS 7#

Wow, for as much as I can understand (and I have become MUCH more savvy with your help since I joined this amazing group) you have done a lot of investigations just for me - thank-you. If not, get something cheaper and Office 2013 with only some of the money you save. If you plan to, I don't know, play video games or watch 2 HD streams at once, fine.

I program all day on a machine somewhere between a quarter and a third as powerful as this one. No disrespect, but I think it's massively overpowered for your needs.

#DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER TRIAL#

There's a free trial on Microsoft's website.

#DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER WINDOWS 7#

#DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER DRIVERS#

The audio chipset is a Realtek ALC3861, which has Windows 7 drivers available. This is like asking a car dealer to tell you more about this 2014 Toyota Corolla and him saying "It has wheels! And windows too!" Wireless Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless technology Network adapter 10/100/1000 Mbps integrated network card I am just looking for any other helpful ideas. You are unlikely to be able to affect this."

#DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER DRIVER#

"a specific subset of programmers will, those working on the driver teams of the people providing dell with the hardware. Good information from The Boardroom forum when I asked if a programmer could do this Know to tell is to try it out and see what happens". As an example, it may be something inconvenient, like some of the performanceĮnhancements being non-functional, or it may be something serious, like all of the USB ports just not working. Or other issues showing in the Device manager. The system will likely function but may have unknown devices Without testing it I can’t tell what devices may be missing drivers. It may work but we cannot promise that there will be drivers for everything. "Dell has not tested Windows 7 on the newest models. I want to downgrade to Windows 7 and this is what one Dell person said:

#DELL XPS 8700 WIN7 SAYS I HAVE GENERIC BLUETOOTH ADAPTER WINDOWS 8#

I have this chance to buy a great loaded Dell XPS computer (from Dell) but it HAS to have Windows 8 pre-installed.

Is this the forum to ask such a question? Will a genius programmer be able to make this ALL work for me? Is it possible to know. The only way I know to tell is to try it out and see what happens". As an example, it may be something inconvenient, like some of the performance enhancements being non-functional, or it may be something serious, like all of the USB ports just not working. The system will likely function but may have unknown devices or other issues showing in the Device manager. I want to have it changed (for lack of a better word from a layperson) to Windows 7 and this is what one Dell tech says: I have this chance to buy a great loaded Dell XPS computer but it HAS to have Windows 8 pre-installed. That said, Windows 8 changes all of that. I still like the old log cabin and outdoor facilities (smiles). If the issue persists, see Contact Support at the bottom of this page.Īfter you identify your Intel® Wireless Adapter name and Bluetooth driver version, you can download the latest driver here.I am still using Word 2003 and I love it, I'm old and do not want to progress too far.

If you don't see the Bluetooth component, restart your system and repeat above steps again. Select Driver tab and the Bluetooth driver version is listed in Driver Version field.Select Bluetooth to expand the section and double-click on Intel® Wireless Bluetooth®.Example: Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265. On the right pane, select Network adapters to expand the section.Select Device Manager in the left pane.Right-click Computer and select Manage.Click Start button in the bottom left corner of the screen.