Bluetooth drivers
Bluetooth drivers control the radio that pairs your PC with headphones, mice, keyboards and phones. On most laptops the Bluetooth radio lives on the Wi-Fi card, so the driver comes from the same maker - Intel, Realtek, MediaTek or Qualcomm - and each package below is from an official source, with its version, date and supported Windows versions.
- Intel Bluetooth Driver - 11 (24H2 or Later)SHA-256 verifiedLenovo24.70.0.4October 9, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Qualcomm Bluetooth Driver - 11SHA-256 verifiedLenovo2.0.0.1400October 8, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Qualcomm Bluetooth Driver - 11 (22H2 or Later)SHA-256 verifiedLenovo2.0.0.1400September 16, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Qualcomm FastConnect 7800 Dual Bluetooth Adapter - 11 (22H2 or Later)SHA-256 verifiedLenovo3.1.0.1794September 10, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Intel AX201 Bluetooth Driver - 10 (1903 or Later) 11SHA-256 verifiedLenovo24.40.10.3September 9, 2026Windows 11Windows 1064-bit
- Intel AX211 Bluetooth Driver - 10 (20H2 or Later) 11SHA-256 verifiedLenovo24.40.10.3September 9, 2026Windows 11Windows 1064-bit
- Intel Bluetooth Driver - 11SHA-256 verifiedLenovo24.70.0.4September 9, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Mediatek Bluetooth Driver - 11 (23H2 or Later)SHA-256 verifiedLenovo26.40.3.67September 9, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Mediatek MT7925 Bluetooth Driver - 11 (23H2 or Later)SHA-256 verifiedLenovo26.40.3.67September 9, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Mediatek MT7925 Bluetooth Driver - 11 (24H2 or Later)SHA-256 verifiedLenovo26.40.3.67September 7, 2026Windows 1164-bit
Bluetooth drivers by brand
Common problems with these devices
About bluetooth drivers
People usually search for a generic "Bluetooth driver for Windows 11", but there is no universal one. The right package depends on the exact radio inside your machine, and a driver for a different chip simply will not install. Identifying yours takes about a minute: find the Hardware ID in Device Manager (it starts with USB\VID_ for most radios) and search the catalog by it - the search understands those IDs directly.
Typical symptoms a fresh driver may fix: the Bluetooth toggle vanished from Windows settings after an update, devices pair but audio stutters, or a mouse reconnects every few minutes.
Frequently asked questions
- Bluetooth disappeared from Windows settings - where did it go?
- Most often the radio's driver failed to load after an update, so Windows hides the whole section. Reinstalling the driver for your exact adapter - or rolling back to the previous version - may bring the toggle back. A quick check: the adapter should be visible in Device Manager without a warning icon.
- Can I just install any Bluetooth driver?
- No - the driver must match the radio chip. An Intel package will not run a Realtek radio. Find your Hardware ID in Device Manager and search the catalog by it to get an exact match.
- My headphones pair but there is no sound - is this a Bluetooth driver problem?
- It can be either the Bluetooth driver or the audio side. Updating the Bluetooth driver first may help, since it carries the audio profiles; if sound still fails, look at the audio drivers for your PC as the next step.