My Hp dont recognize anything from USB roots

hi
i have a problem which is many times USB roots dont recognize my mouse and my logitech controller
i had to uninstall drivers many times and restart the computer to fix that
but now its not happening
and when i checked "Device Manager" i didnt find "Bluetooth Radios" and "Broadcom bluetooth"
so where can i find them ?
my computer is : hp pavilion dv6-1235ee , Windows 7
help me please i looked everywhere

sadly the problem came again , 
and i installed the drive that u suggested
this is the pic for my device manager and what im misseng
i think the problem is with bluetooth radios
and when i delete the universal serial  bus and restart the computer it comes again sometimes , but sometimes  it doesnt
so can u figure what is the problem?
my brother has the same computer but with Vista which was my system too  and nothing happened to him
,, i noticed the recovery files are missed from my computer and not missed from my brother's
is that the problem ?

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