My hipstreet pro w10 keeps losing the bluetooth icon and it's not listed in the pc devices where it should be

at home,work or at the airport (wifi)?
wgn1, wild guess #1 , HOME ! (answering to home.
well do all things wifi fail at home or just the G1. fails?

if yes all fail, that is a wifi router problem. or forgot your log in credentials?
No only G1 fails!
did the G1 ever work for you at home everbefore??? hummmmmm
buy used, and wifi dead? (history not told)
did you know most old PCs have no wifi new this is a fact.
it must be added, called a CARD (WIFI)
2014 made, 8 years old
I see goons sell them used as new on amazoned.
still used it is.
sold new with on of these 4 HP allowed cards
HP also bans, other cards (black listed by HP. (not good that)

• Realtek 802.11 b/g/n (1x1)
• Meditek 802.11 b/g/n (1x1) with Bluetooth v4.0 combo
• Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3160 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (1 x 1 ) WiFi with Bluetooth 4.0 combo
• Intel Dual Band Wireless-N 7260AN 802.11 a/b/g/n (2 x 2) WiFi with Bluetooth 4.0 combo

test #1, go to device manager and see what wifi card is there.
or missing, totally..
the driver must be there and from HP.com or it will not work.
If w10 plug and play fails. using wired ETHERNET cable to the router
this PC never oncc came with w10 , only w7 or W8
so how did W10 get here.?
but lucky you , HP does have w10 64bit wifi drivers here, in fact, all drivers of this PC..

https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-probook-450-g1-notebook-pc/5405421


so next you ask how to get them if WIFI is dead now.
well 2 ways.
use the ethernet port to a cable same name to the router port same name.
or get the drivers, using a working internet PC and copy them to a thumb drive then move the thumb drive to dead wifi PC
and load them, ( 1 driver it is and matches 1 of 4 cards)

here is the hit list
1: the card must be there.
2: and be a HP card. (others do fail)
3: and a matching driver loaded.. card/driver/OS matched and HP matched..
4: and connect,. works. now. using proper credentials wifi

that is how the cookie crumbles..

10 years old now. this HDD. and will be hard to use on all versions of windows, xp up to W10 ( all use different storage folders) and is VISTA only device,
what PC?
what OS?? W10?
using what PC last year?
using what this year,?
750GB C6 2.5" Portable HD USB 3.0?
when you backup, and using w10, you must click the USB icon on the task bar , before shutting off PC, or you will lose data.
taskbar right lick usb tiny ION, pick eject Udisk.
if you do that you will never lose data on the external HDD you have. (ive done this 10,000 times now , no loss)
this act purges the data buffers, to the EXT hDd.(cache)


reading your manual now.,page 11 states

Microsoft Windows® Vista® (any editions)

• Microsoft Windows® XP (any editions)
• Mac OSX 10.5 Leopard running on an Intel processor
if I had this old device

Id low level; format it and use it like generic and normal.
HDD external.
and drag files to it
or use syncbackfree v8 to keep what I wanted data synced.

They had dream then that was in fact silly.
silly to think MS would keep directory structures the same
A FAILED IDEA.

Remove from the tablet device and reboot. Power off the keyboard and back on. Tell tablet to search for Bluetooth devices. Press Bluetooth button on the keyboard to pair the two devices.

If that doesn't make it work, the matrix under the keys is broken and you need a new one.

Go to www.hipstreet.com/product-manuals

Instructions

1. • 1

     Select the "Bluetooth" icon from the Today screen of your iPAQ h1940. Click on "Bluetooth Settings." Touch the "Turn on" button.
     

   • 2

     Select the "Accessibility" tab from the Bluetooth menu and select "Allow other devices to connect" and "All devices." Click "OK."
     

   • 3

     Click on the Bluetooth icon in the upper right-hand corner of your Mac. Click "Turn Bluetooth On."
     

   • 4

     Select "Set up Bluetooth Device" from the Bluetooth menu and click "Continue." Select "Any Device" and click "Continue."
     

   • 5

     Select your iPAQ h1940 from the list of devices and click "Continue." Input the passkey number from your Mac into your iPAQ.
     

   • 6

     Select the type of syncs you want with your iPAQ and Mac and click "Continue."
     

   • 7

     Select "Browse Device" from the Bluetooth menu on your Mac and select the iPAQ from the list. Click "Browse."
     

   • 8

     Add or remove files from your iPAQ h1940 by clicking on them and dragging them into a file on your iPAQ or on your Mac. Close the window when you are finished and select "Turn Bluetooth off" from the Bluetooth menu.
     

   • 9

     Click "Turn off" on the Bluetooth icon on your iPAQ h1940.
     

hope it will help you..monchi

Your blue tooth card looks like not functioning, You can double check, plug an USB external blue tooth dongle. If it works, defenitely internal Blue tooth card is gone

Click Start - All Programs - TOSHIBA - Bluetooth - Bluetooth Settings.

You may also want to look at the task bar and see if the Bluetooth Icon is there.

Most of the time with the New Toshiba laptops the icon will not appear untils you do the first top step. Once you click on Bluetooth settings your laptop will actually install the Bluetooth Module and make it available for you to pair Bluetooth devices.

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This problem is experienced after following performance suggestions found in third-party documentation, on web sites, or in newsgroups. These suggestions instruct users to remove all folders from the desktop of Handheld PC Pro device in order to speed screen-repaint rates. Applying these same steps on a Handheld PC 2000 device causes all desktop icons to disappear. Microsoft has documented this issue (in Q289674): http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q289/6/74.ASP To restore the My Handheld PC and Recycle Bin icons on the device, follow these steps: 1. Tap Start, tap Programs, and then tap Windows Explorer. 2. Tap the My Documents folder, tap Send To on the File menu, and then tap Desktop as Shortcut. 3. "Soft" reset the MobilePro. The My Handheld PC and Recycle Bin icons should return to the desktop. Note that you must have at least one folder or shortcut on the desktop in addition to the My Handheld PC and Recycle Bin icons, or else the problem will recur.