Opened up the event logs and found that a certain program I had installed Mobizen (it allows you to display your phone's screen on your PC) was erroring/timing out each time I plugged in a USB device and that was halting everything up. I sincerely hope this was helpful to you.NiTeNull, After restarting, my USB detection worked like a charm.

Solution: Find the last supported Bluetooth drivers for your PC or Laptop model (even if they are for Windows 8.1), download them and reinstall. Then Windows 10 will start up and notify the user that the. If Microsoft Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile driver fails to start, the failure details are being recorded into Event Log. In Windows 10 it is starting only if the user, an application or another service starts it.

If any of the issues on your log are related to BTHUSB and Bthenum, chances are that the new Bluetooth config from the Windows 10 update is somehow causing conflict with the USB detection system, like it happened to me. Microsoft Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile driver is a kernel device driver.

Then right-click over 'system' and refresh the list. Do a test by plugging any of your USB devices. This is on a corporate laptop (brand is DELL) and I don't have local admin. Search the the event viewer in windows, click on 'windows logs' option and then on 'system'. In the device manager I can see the headset under 'bluetooth' and under the 'sound, video, and game controllers' node but there are 3 items under the 'Other devices' node for which I cannot install the drivers: The hardware ID's are the same as the OP's hardware ID's.

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