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Got it working after figuring out it was a conflict with my Naga 2014 gaming mouse, Win 7 in general, IDT, and the 780m GTX. Microsoft has a solution so it all good.

Hello, can you please detail a step by step what you did to get the card to work?

Thanks in adcance.

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Thanks for your hard work @svl7 .

Any light in this thread? is the project alive?

Just let me know if someone needs help or testing

I had this problem before, the problem started after I replace the MoBo and for some reason the new MoBo had a loose pin connector in the Wlan card, Dell had to send me a second MoBo to address the issue.

Before they sent me the first Mobo, they thought it was the Wlan card and sent me one, but it wasn't. I also later the Device Manager would show an Unknown Device + Generic BT.

I hope that is not a loose pin connector, but if it is... it's bad news. BTW the Generic BT you see in Device Manager is the Microsoft Driver included with the OS

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<input value="On" onclick="toggleon()" type="button"> <input value="Off" onclick="toggleoff()" type="button">I used to have the same problem in the R2, it was the GPUs lack of air flow and Dell tech had to replace the MoBo to fix it.

Before calling Dell I tried to fix it myself, but I don't have refine tooling to conduct an operation like that so I let Dell take care of it. Sorry for your situation.

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