Bultooth on lion stopped working

After 3 weeks I bought a new Mac pro with os x Lion the bluetooth stop working, it seems the computer doesnt have bluetooth , on the upper bar on the bluetooth icon it shows bluetooth not available . Untill two days ago it was working perfectly and I didn'install anything in the meantime that could affect the bluetooth . Do anybody have an idea wheres the problem???

on the upper bar on the bluetooth icon it shows bluetooth not available
it seems the computer doesnt have bluetooth
Yes it does.
Open System Preferences > Bluetooth
At the bottom of the window click: Show Bluetooth status in the menu bar
Select On and Discoverable
To "pair" a Bluetooth device click: Set Up New Device...

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