My Dell latitude E5500 laptop's bluetooth is not working properly. And error is coming----Your bluetooth license is expired

try this link

how do you turn off wifi and bluetooth in latitude e5500

try this. http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/product-support/product/latitude-e5500/manuals

The best solution is to use your Service Tag number located underneath your Dell Latitude E5500 and go to http://support.dell.com/. By keying in your Service Tag number, or using the Detect My Product button the website should tell you what hardware is installed in your Laptop.

Another option is to go to the BIOS (Reboot your laptop and Press F1) to look through the settings for Bluetooth.

If my memory serves me, these models could support Bluetooth but did not include the Bluetooth module. The best bet is to go to the website listed above and check to see what Dell says you have.

you can fix that by installing the right driver here is the link
http://www.dell.com/support/troubleshooting/us/en/19/Product/latitude-e5500
go to network then the top one

If this just happened within 2-3 days then try restoring your system to a previous time before it happened.

This problem needs a step by step detailed help.
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reset the ram and see run checkdisk if there is any bad sector

Normally, if you can't enable your bluetooth module, it means one of two things:

1. Your laptop doesn't have a bluetooth module installed, even though you might think it does.

2. Your laptop doesn't have the correct bluetooth device drivers and bluetooth manager software installed.

If you post your Dell service tag from the laptop, I can tell you if your laptop came with a bluetooth module.

Check the Device Manager for any ! or ? (missing driver) and ensure the contacts of the adapter are clean.