I know there is a way to 'block 3d party driver updates' in my version of Windows 10 but am worried about security vulnerabilities when using a 'Generic Bluetooth' driver from Microsoft dated 2006.ĭevice is an HP Pavilion dm1-4050us Entertainment Notebook PC.If I remove device and re-pair, it works until next reboot Issue doesn't happen with a BT audio device (stays 'connected' after restart) but mouse and keyboard are either showing 'Paired' but unresponsive, or flip-flopping about every 5 seconds between 'Paired' and 'Connected' but unresponsive throughout the cycle.Problem seems to be confined to legacy BT devices such as keyboard/mouse - they initially say 'connected' after pairing but only are functional until next restart or sleep resume.Centrino 3.0 driver can be rolled back from Device Manager, then I'm OK - for a while.

Problem started when November updates (build 10586) were installed.

Driver is provided by Windows 10 during update.

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