Intel updates Bluetooth driver for Windows with hibernation and Dual Sense improvements

Intel has released a new Bluetooth driver for Windows 10 and 11 machines. It should make the aforementioned PC work better when waking up from hibernation or sleep, plus it aims to improve connectivity with Sony's Dual Sense wireless controllers.

What is new in Intel Wireless Bluetooth Driver 23.30.0?

Here is the official changelog:

• Improvements to device stability while resuming from hibernate or sleep modes.
• Improved connectivity to a second gaming controller (Dual Sense*)
• Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® 23.30.0 driver has been updated to include functional updates. Users should update to the latest version.

You can download the Intel Wireless Bluetooth driver version 23.30.0 from the official website. It is available for 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems with supported Intel network cards (full list below). Full release notes are available here (PDF, via Deskmodder).

Intel's latest Bluetooth driver is available for systems with the following network adapters:

If you do not know what network card is installed in your computer, check out Intel's official help page where the company describes how to identify your wireless adapter and its driver version. You can also use the Intel Driver and Support Assistant tool for automatic detection and driver installation.

To update your Intel Wi-Fi and Bluetooth drivers, download the latest versions from the official website and run the executables, then pray it will go well.