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edmnottm

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Aug 5, 2015
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Has anyone else had this problem and/or have a solution?
I have a late 2012 27" iMac and have run Windows 7 Home Edition via boot camp.
I have had notification and have upgraded to Windows 10. On checking Device Manager in Windows 10 found the orange exclamation mark against my Canon MP610 printer and the Bluetooth USB Host Controller.
On checking Canon site they state that the MP610 is not and will not be supported in Windows 10.
Re Bluetooth USB Host Controller on clicking "Update Driver" I have been informed that there is no driver available.
Has anyone a solution re the latter or can offer any advice? (Apart from waiting until Apple decide to support Windows 10 in Boot Camp which will probably be months)
The scroll feature on the Apple Magic Mouse does not work when booted in Windows 10.
 
Unlike you, I sometimes need to purposely leave Bluetooth driver in error in order to play some games. :) LOL

You may try to install drivers using Windows 7 version of the driver. Same can be applied to your mp 610.
 
Thank you for replying Shirasaki. Tried your suggestion. No change.
Um, try to install all drivers again? Or you can search the vendor of your Bluetooth device, and download the one from vendor website to install. This is a common way to fix windows driver issue when using pc.
 
Same issue here, I have at least 18 2012-2014 Mac Mini's running Windows 10 and Device Manager shows the same Bluetooth USB Host Controller Driver problem.
I've yet to find a driver that works and removes this error.
 
I had same issue (Bluetooth hub missing in device manager) after an upgrade to 10. Reinstalling bootcamp drivers fixed it.
 
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