Paired it again, letting the Other device to reappear with a ? mark once again. I unpaired my LG G3 & the “Other device” disappeared. I tried to locate the hardware details, which has only a long string that read something more than mere google searches could help, until I came across this post today.Ģnd page of the article, user vkgupta suggests to remove connected Bluetooth devices to see whether this “Other device” disappears after the unpair process.

This time after patching the way mentioned above (Which can break your system, be warned & trust me, I know what I am doing, so just lost a whole partition 2 days back) I found one item under “Other devices” & it read “MAP SMS/MMS”. Hence, I just run the executable & take a chance with almost all missing drivers. Well, almost all the executables by DELL are packed in a different way that Intel drivers & extracting the packages using 7-zip didn’t always let me point the device manager to extracted files locations and pick correct drivers. Throughout my Windows 10 experiences, I hardly bothered to find Windows 10 specific drivers from DELL support because my product is not supported for Windows 10 & the latest available are for Windows 8.

Out of curiosity, I found that almost four devices were not recognized for my almost 5 years old work laptop, a Dell Latitude E6420.

With the Creators update, started reading many frustrated users complaining about missing drivers which were not so loud till build 1603. After each build, one of the best things I loved about Windows 10 was it’s ability to identify and install the best drivers (Occasionally requiring manufacturer drivers for additional enhancements (Sound, VGA, Wifi)) even for pretty old hardware components. To be very frank, though I started using Windows 10 from the Technical Preview days & was an insider for a long time.

Dell wireless iap v2 device not found