[SOLVED] How to make a device disappear from device manager

[pc boy]

Hello everyone
I have a laptop which comes with onboard bluetooth chip. I recently added a wireless card to my laptop which has a bluetooth chip inside. So now I got 2 bluetooth devices in my device manager which has caused me some problems. I tried and uninstalled the first bluetooth device, but each time I restart windows installs the driver by itself. I also tried and disabled the first bluetooth device but still have issues using the second one which is faster and 4th version of bt. I need to delete the first bluetooth from device manager, I mean make it disappear. Since it is onboard chip I can't phisically remove the hardware. Is there anyway?
Thanks in advance

 

[COLGeek]

Do you have the option to disable the device in your BIOS?

 

[ex_bubblehead]

You can also disable devices in Device Manager.

 

[pc boy]

Do you have the option to disable the device in your BIOS?

Unfortunately no!
It is sony vpcsb18gg and there is only an option to disable all wireless devices together in the bios!

 

[pc boy]

You can also disable devices in Device Manager.

Like I said in the OP disabling first bt causes issues for second one, it's like windows gets confused

 

[ex_bubblehead]

If that's the case then it looks like your particular system is in a position of either using the built-in Bluetooth or nothing at all. Unless you can physically remove the built-in device there's nothing more you can do.