Bluetooth drivers/enabled on T61P WINDOWS 8

Hi,
I am running Win 8 32bits on my Lenovo T61P.
> I have properly installed HotKey feature which works fine
> Bios indicate Bluetooth <Enabled>
> the front switch is on <on> position
When I press Fn+F5 I only have the new "charm" Windows 8 slide on the right which displays WiFi Only.
In the <Turn wireless device on or off> in control panel, I dont have any Bluetooth item.
I tried couple of drivers found on Lenovo website, no way I can find anything working.
Does any other users make it work ? Any link to recommend ?
Thank you!
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Hello and welcome,
Do you see anything about bluetooth if you follow the path below?
Bring up Settings charm. At the bottom it says "Change PC Settings". That looks like the title of the settings above (to me) but it's a link. Click it. Then click "wireless" on the left.
Z.
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