Bluetooth Adapter Win 7 64 Bit

... I installed Windows 10 64 bit on my PC. Nothing hot swap about it now that I can find. Under Windows 7 64 bit it was genuinely hot swap. It was the simplest thing to install and use. With Win 10 I need to power off the PC, remove the HDD installed, insert the required HDD and power on again. I can't find a solution so this is a last resort :-( . From what I've found it is a problem with Win 10 not the device. Nonetheless, with 4 HDDs ranging from 3 to 6 TB, it is a pain in the sitting apparatus it won't hot swap now. If there is a solution I'd love to know what it is.

I am using this device to connect a number of serial devices to my WIN-7 64-bit system. The interface works as advertised. Very easy to install and configure.

We used this adapter with a 5-yr-old HP Envy 700 (Windows 10, 64-bit) that lacked an HDMI output but had good USB3.0 ports, to connect to a Dell Ultrasharp 27 capable of QHD 2560 x 1440 @ 60Hz. The guidance with the adapter said we might need to update drivers and this was the case, but easy. Everything connected and worked as described, with beautiful results.

..first 24 hours..used only 7%..couldn't ask for anything better...

My goal was to install Win 10 Pro 64 on my old Motherboard Asus Sabertooth z77 as a additional O/S (which by the way doesn't support NVMe) I upgraded BIOS settings and installed the Drive on PCI adapter, and then successfully install Windows 10 !!! My system use 32GB DDR3 and Intel i7 3700K 3.5 GHz CPU Results are simply overwhelming !!! Old system works faster than many new ones with latest DDR4 and newer CPU's (basic daily operations booting, browsing, games e.t.c) Now testing reliability and if this lasts 3+ years it will be a major success ! so we'll see...

We upgraded the C disks on two Win 7 PRO SP1 64-bit machines: the current C disks were Samsung 840 PRO 256GM SSDs; the new C disks were the 1TB versions of the PRO 260 line. The transition was really easy using the Samsung Data Migration software from their web site. We also used an inexpensive disk caddy while that software was running. The machines have been up for a week or so with the new C disks and we have experienced no problems, same as with the 840's we replaced. The price drop for this technology made the updates very inviting. Note, you can get Samsung EVO SSD's for a lot less. They are a quality product too but the warranty period is shorter.

Great stand, very sturdy. I would like if it could go a bit lower to bring my 64 plm closer to the floor.

Just a tad faster than a Commodore 64 with a little bit more storage space too. Brilliant.

7 frames/second with 18b battery. Lightweight. No cons so far.

Used it to upgrade LAN speed on an old Dell PC running Win7 64 bit. I only had a PCI slot left so this NIC is what I needed. Installed easily and the drivers loaded automatically, I didn't need the disc that came in the box.