Question 1

The wifi is working, but the bluetooth does not work.  I have tried the drivers from the fenvi website.  It shows up in the device manager and installs a virtual wifi miniport, but does not show up in devices or printers.  The installer installs the BT software, but software never runs.  The BTTray.exe executes, however, it doesn't show up in the tray.  This is on windows 7 64bit.  Is there are better driver or special instructions to enable bluetooth?

Accepted Answer

The Bluetooth has to be plugged into a USB 2.0 header on your motherboard. It should come with a cable to do that.

Question 2

I installed this in my Dell Desktop and it cut off the video, motherboard and through the video card?

Accepted Answer

huh?

Question 3

Does this come with a half height panel plate?

Accepted Answer

Mine did (ordered early 2019)

Question 4

Does this work with Linux?

Accepted Answer

Yes but YMMV depending on hardware and distro.  All I can say is I currently have Arch Linux installed, and this adapter works nicely with my GIGABYTE GA-AB350-GAMING 3 motherboard.  Do your own due diligence to confirm compatibility.  It was basically plug and play for me - the kernel detected the adapter and had drivers ready to go.  There may be limitations on technical features that I am not aware of, but for my purposes it works fine.  I am getting roughly 2/3 of the connection speed I had with ethernet hardwired to router.  Eh, it'll work - I don't do a lot of major downloading.  I can stream videos fine.

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