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The Dell OEM Support Assist says there are no new drivers for my XPS27 7760, and Intel IDSA has identified one for Bluetooth and one for Wifi card. What should I do?
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Thank you. Interestingly, I have always updated with the IDSA since these are both Intel. However, with your guidance, I will hold odd
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IDSA is not intended for your Dell. Use Dell's driver support tool.
Also, if your BT and Wi-Fi are currently working, leave well enough alone.
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
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Thank you. Interestingly, I have always updated with the IDSA since these are both Intel. However, with your guidance, I will hold odd
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"if your BT and Wi-Fi are currently working, leave well enough alone."
Best computer advice ever given! Seems like a lot of people are causing problems just by screwing around with their computers when they don't need to!
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Dell has, on occasion, customized the firmware on the wireless cards, so it is best to stick with what the Dell tool is saying is available.
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