Install the driver
There is a known solution in the Linux community. You can try manually enabling the device with the hciconfig command in a terminal:
Related searches (may help): I will suggest a few related search terms.
If you’ve landed on this page, chances are you recently purchased a Bluetooth adapter, a built-in laptop module, or an embedded device. You saw a sticker that said “Model 75270” or maybe you were digging through your Device Manager and found an unknown device with a hardware ID pointing to https://launchstudio.bluetooth.com/listingdetails/75270 .
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Many devices associated with generic Bluetooth Listing IDs are supported natively by Windows 10 and 11.
