- BROADCOM 20702 DRIVER SAYS NOT DETECTED INSTALL
- BROADCOM 20702 DRIVER SAYS NOT DETECTED DRIVERS
- BROADCOM 20702 DRIVER SAYS NOT DETECTED MANUAL
- BROADCOM 20702 DRIVER SAYS NOT DETECTED BLUETOOTH
qr - Install with full UI without any user interaction qb - Install with basic UI ,progress and dialog without any user intera qn - Silent install without any UI and user interaction This should be the list of setup options (maybe with some slight variations): I've used the same command for the EliteBook 8770w with the Broadcom 20702 Driver: Setup.exe /qn /ri /f2%Systemroot%\Installer\_Logs\HP_Bluetooth_20702_Install.log This has worked for me for over a year now without issue. The /f2 switch is just where we put our log files. This is the command that I run for our HP EliteBook 8760w with the Broadcom 2070 Driver: Setup.exe /qn /ri /f2%Systemroot%\Installer\_Logs\HP_Bluetooth_2070_Install.log In both cases, the driver seems to be functioning fine after a clean boot but obviously we cannot have this type of behaviour in our OSD TS. (after a long delay at the end) however it causes the same type of BSOD to occur.
BROADCOM 20702 DRIVER SAYS NOT DETECTED MANUAL
It gets all the way through the manual install
BROADCOM 20702 DRIVER SAYS NOT DETECTED BLUETOOTH
I have also tried a newer Bluetooth driver from Lenovo just to see if that would make a difference.
BROADCOM 20702 DRIVER SAYS NOT DETECTED DRIVERS
Or restarting the notebook because the shutdown times out from the Bluetooth drivers getting its hocks in the way. Can you tell me what’s its purpose is? I am hoping that it might tell the installer to just “keeping on going” and allow a successful and graceful installation, without the BSOD when shutting down Haven't seen anyone else refer to the "/L1033" switch before. Would thus explain why it eventually times out in the TS causing a lovely dialog box to apear with a "0x000001" type of error (I can image you SCCM people out there nodding your heads about now!).ĬhristopherGray - I will try running "Setup.exe /qn /ri /nostartbtw /L1033" as suggested, first I’ll test it via an administrate command prompt, and if that works, I’ll test it in the TS. This also happens when just running the driver manually and What has been happening for us is the driver seems to install, but just sits at the very end trying to configure Bluetooth services. We also have several other HP notebooks that have the same Bluetooth adaptor but I will get onto them in due course. The model that I have been testing with is the HP EliteBook 2760p which has a BroadcomĢ070 adaptor. I have spent countless days/weeks trying to get our TS to deploy all the drivers using HP SSM in our TS. These days (I often refer to these as the "nasty" or "bad" drivers!").Ī good quick reference that I found helped me get my head around this topic is found here: This has proven to be a good method for us as it keeps the drivers clean during the TS, especially all of those hardware based applications (HBA's) that notebooks need To simplify the driver processes, we now only include the Network card drivers in the driver packages, just to make sure that the OSD TS can run successfullyĪnd get all the way through, then we run HP SSM in the TS and let it take care of the rest. Then then Bluetooth driver and also the HP Diagnostic UEFI (still not working but not as fussed). I am glad to hear that I am not the only one feeling the pain of HP and Bluetooth drivers! First it was the HP HotKey driver not work (couldn’t rotate the screen with the rotate screen button)
I imported the drivers as well and succesfully deployed the 8460p.Īnd installed the HP connection manager 4.1.10.1 as well in the TS.
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