Killer AX 1650s does not have bluetooth enabled

If your Killer AX1650s WiFi card isn't showing Bluetooth enabled, you'll likely need to ensure the correct Bluetooth drivers are installed and that the feature isn't disabled in device settings or the BIOS

1. Verify Driver Installation:
Check Device Manager:
Open Device Manager and expand "Bluetooth" or "Network Adapters" to see if the Killer AX1650s or a related Bluetooth device is listed and has a valid driver. 
Update Drivers:
If drivers are missing or outdated, download the latest Bluetooth drivers for the Killer AX1650s from the Intel website or your laptop manufacturer's support page. 
Uninstall and Reinstall:
If updating doesn't work, uninstall the Bluetooth driver from Device Manager, then restart your computer and let Windows reinstall the driver automatically. 
Manual Installation:
If the automatic installation fails, try manually installing the downloaded drivers from the Device Manager. 
2. Check BIOS/UEFI Settings:
Access BIOS/UEFI: Restart your computer and press the appropriate key F2 to access the BIOS/UEFI settings.
Look for Bluetooth/Wireless Settings: Navigate to the "Advanced" or "Device" settings and check for any options related to Bluetooth or wireless devices.
Enable Bluetooth: If there's a Bluetooth setting, ensure it's enabled. 

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Amazing. The BIOS was the one thing I didnt check.

That did it.

Thanks