Bluetooth hardware hdx 16t 1200

I can't find bluetooth in my device manager. I recently couldn't find my biometrics fingerprint scanner either but found a solution on the forums and it appeared. Is there a way to download the hardware or is there a fix. I wiped my computer and fresh installed windows 7 ultimate twice. I just cant find a way to restore the bluetooth hardware on the device manager. Any help would be awesome.

Hello chsher01,
I understand you are having issues with your Bluetooth not showing up in your Device Manager. If you could post which wireless devices is installed in your computer I can attempt to find you the correct driver. The fact that this is a CTO unit means that the installed hardware may be different from the standard unit.
Please re-post with either a screen shot of your Device Manager showing your Wireless device or indicating the name of the device in your post. Thank you posting this issue on the HP Forums. Have a great day!
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