The Reset drains out the old program instructions from the memory and forces the computer go to the on disk Operating System to get new instructions. Your data and programs remain as they were before the reset was applied.
The Power Reset does not install anything on your computer, it does not remove programs from your computer, and the Reset does not change the settings on your computer. Why a Power Reset works to fix some issues: If the driver INSTRUCTIONS are tangled, messed up, or there are bits missing from those instructions, then the Reset may fix the problem.If the driver on disk is the wrong driver before the Reset, it is still the wrong driver after the Reset.It assumes all the drivers on your computer belong there. The Power Reset cannot tell the difference between drivers - it does not analyze a driver before applying it. The Power / Hard Reset may help if the issue is in the driver instructions that are stored in the computer memory and persist from boot to boot. You can do the same for subseqent failures, if desired.įirst, you can try a Power Reset, which does NOT affect your data on the disk. Double-Click Bluetooth Support Service > Open tab " Recovery" > Under First failure, make sure it is set to "Restart".If the Service is stubborn and keeps stopping, you can set it to Restart after a Failure:.Next to Startup type > Select " Automatic" from the little drop down menu >.Next, Double-Click on Bluetooth Support Service line to bring up the service options >.If the service is not running or shows blank, then Click "Start" or "Restart" to get it running again.Highlight Bluetooth Support Service > look in the Status Column to assure the service is " Running".Scroll Downand find Bluetooth Support Services.When " Services" opens, Click on the " Name" column to sort the applications into Alphabetical Order >.When you see the Box named Services, Click on that box to open Services>.Windows 8 Start Screen > type anywhere on the screen " services.msc ">.
This is more unusual after a Power Reset has been applied nonetheless, something may be causing the service application to fail to start or to stop after it is running. Unusual in a new computer, but possible the Bluetooth Radio may not show up in the Device Monitor if the Bluetooth Support service is not started. System Restore frequently works better if you first drop the system into Safe Mode. Kyle has a good idea - if you can get System Restore to "go back in time", then the issue may resolve itself.
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