


I've tried using the Intel Driver Update Utility and it tells me I can upgrade the Wireless and Bluetooth drivers, but the wireless driver is updated to latest version ), and for Bluetooth it tells me to update to 18.12.1 (same version as wireless driver) but it times out when trying to download.


Intel ® Wireless Bluetooth ® (patch version. Wireless drivers (Intel PROSet/Wireless Software) v 18.12.1Ģ. In my program entries I have the following installed:ġ. I've managed to get everything aside from Bluetooth up and running, and I will outline what I have tried so far so hopefully someone can provide some insight as to what I'm doing wrong The laptop came with windows 8, so I downgraded to Win 7 Ultimate edition and proceeded to install all the relevant drivers directly from manufacturer's website as ASUS doesn't provide Win 7 drivers for this model. The company hasn’t yet released pricing information for the model.I recently purchased an ASUS UX305F which is supposed to come built in with Bluetooth 4.0 (I'd like to attach it to a bluetooth portable speaker for music - the model I have requires Bluetooth 3.0 or higher), but after two days of frustration I'm turning here for some guidance. The ASUS Vivobook 13 Slate OLED model will be available in North America starting in December. As well, the company used dished keycaps for what it says is increased comfort while typing. The detachable keyboard is full size with each key spaced 19.05mm apart this is, the company notes, the same distance found on an ordinary desktop keyboard. Though detachable slates aren’t typically great alternatives to laptops for users who spend a substantial amount of time typing, ASUS took steps to make the Vivobook’s keyboard useful for those times users may need to type a report or essay. These editions will include two versions designed specifically for artists, though it seems the variants may revolve around unique themes rather than any notable hardware changes. The combination of high-quality display, audio system, and stylus makes the Vivobook 13 Slate OLED an excellent model for visual professionals, though ASUS plans to take that up a notch by releasing more tailored editions of the Vivobook model next year.
