Dell Inspiron 14 3420 Notebook 1703 Bluetooth Driver

Below you will find the last driver for the Dell Inspiron 14 3420 Notebook 1703 Bluetooth Driver. The driver is a Windows 7 32-bit and Windows 64-bit driver. You can download the file below from the Dell website. Note how the dell drivers are normally installed.

Dell Inspiron 14 3420 Notebook 1703 Bluetooth Driver

Note that the file below is a large file. Once you download the file it will extract the files to a directory on your “C” drive. It will normally be a “Dell” directory. You need to browse to this Dell directory on your “C” drive to install the driver. The setup process is unique to Dell computers. Once in the directory you will need to click on the setup file and it will install the driver. Simply click the ‘close’ button when done and you driver has now been installed.

The Dell Inspiron 14 3420 Notebook comes with a Dell Wireless 1703 Bluetooth module. This module enables your operating system to communicate with Bluetooth devices. Bluetooth drivers, also referred to as a Bluetooth stack, are specific to the operating system installed on your computer. They are vital for the Bluetooth adapter on your computer to establish connections with various Bluetooth-enabled devices such as mobile phones, printers, keyboards, and mice.

To ensure proper functionality, it’s essential to download the Bluetooth drivers for your Dell computer from the official Dell Drivers & Downloads website. Using drivers or software from third-party or unknown sources can potentially lead to issues and may cause your computer or device not to work correctly.

In summary, the Bluetooth module in your Dell Inspiron 14 3420 Notebook is Dell Wireless 1703.

Here are the steps to turn on Bluetooth on your Dell Inspiron 14 3420 Notebook:

1. Power On Your Laptop:
   • Press your Dell laptop’s Power button to turn it on and wait for it to finish booting up.
2. Hardware Bluetooth Switch:
   • If your computer has a hardware Bluetooth switch, slide it to the On position.
3. Keyboard Shortcut (If No Hardware Switch):
   • Hold down the Fn key on your keyboard.
   • While holding Fn, press the F2 key to turn on Bluetooth if your computer does not have a hardware switch.
4. Access Bluetooth Settings:
   • Click on the Start menu and go to Control Panel.
   • Under the “Hardware and Sound” heading, click the “Bluetooth Devices” icon.
5. Bluetooth Settings Window:
   • In the Bluetooth Devices window, click on the “Options” tab at the top of the window.
   • Check the box next to “Turn discovery on” to enable your laptop to be discoverable by other Bluetooth devices.
   • Check the box next to “Allow Bluetooth devices to connect to this computer” to allow connections from Bluetooth devices.

Please note that these steps might vary slightly based on your specific laptop model and the operating system version you are using. If you encounter any difficulties or if these steps do not match your system exactly, it’s advisable to refer to Dell’s official support website or contact their customer service for precise and tailored assistance.

Hardware ID

These devices work with this driver.

Dell Inspiron 14 3420 Notebook 1703 Bluetooth Driver

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