your solution to “force” it to start with widcomm didn’t work. i copied the command listed into the command propt, and it says “Bluetooth failed to initialize. there is probably a problem with your local bluetooth stack or API”… so uh, i downloaded and installed Widcomm but nothing really seems to have changed.. i know when i went to install it, it said to connect my bluetooth device. when i connected it, windows instantly started downloading windows drivers. but then when the install of widcomm finished the driver listed shows broadcom instead of iogear like it usually does lol. idk how to get this stupid thing to work…