Windows 7 Error Code 43 on Macbook Pro internal Bluetooth Adapter

This adapter works...sometimes, and lately mostly it just gives error code 43 (device reports an error) - but it works fine in Mac Os mode. Any ideas?

That is relative with some memory conflict between drivers.
If you have got this trouble after any Windows 7 driver update, remove that driver. and, reboot

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