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ok, thank you for going through the effort to do it for me

haha i know that feeling very well

no problem today is my free day is either help someone in the forum or take a nap

No, there just never was a Bluetooth transmitter in the original. 
 
You can try updating your Bluetooth drivers on the PC and also see if you can see the controller in devices and printers rather than adding through the Bluetooth menu. 
 
If it's the same as the controller in the left of the image I posted, then it doesn't have Bluetooth. Not sure why you'd see the controller there. Maybe if you've already connected to the PC via USB at one point it may show up. 

i think this deserves an episode of "haunted hardware" on LTT haha
 
seriously though, im sorry but i exausted my knowledge here... did you try contacting ms support? they aren't great but it's something to consider if reinstalling really isn't an option

found this and more just by googling the error code
 
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-windows_store-winpc/windows-store-error-code-0x80070015/6e74a78a-1e18-4141-813b-031dac3a4d36

That should be possible yes.
But again, limited to G speed.

Here's the deal. The WRT54G was popular because it was 3rd party firmware capable. I had one of the original ones back in the day. But it runs on the old wireless G standard and thats not going to have the speed, Penetration power or range of any of the new wireless AC routers. So yeah you can use it to extend the range of your network, but is 54 Mbps enough? 

I seem to recall the stock firmware being pretty limited, DD-WRT or other third party firmware is really your best bet for additional features.
 
As per others I wouldn't bother with G, it's 2018 bro.  Keep in mind the WRT54G debuted like 16 years ago.

What version of BIOS are you currently running on this laptop? If it's beyond version 2.44 you CANNOT downgrade it because Lenovo doesn't believe in allowing the user to fully own the hardware they've purchased want users downgrading due to "security improvements" so you're stuck with that version.
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkPad-T400-T500-and-newer-T/T440p-bios-downgrade/td-p/2024948
https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/7sv1rq/bios_downgrading_for_t440p/

Well, assuming that is true, you have 2 options is:
 
Option 1
Get a USB Floppy Drive with a working 1.44MB floppy disk Find Windows XP drivers for your SATA controller and extract on the floppy the drivers (you need to have an *.inf file with a bunch of files next to it). Hopefully it fits inside the floppy. No you can't split the drivers in multiple floppies. And no you can't compress the files. Windows XP is very close to Windows 2000, and so XP drivers should work. Of course, if you manage to find Windows 2000 drivers it is even better, but I highly doubt you will. Boot Windows 2000 setup disk, and on the setup screen, while it loads, you'll have a small note to hit the F4 (or whatever) key to load additional drivers. It is mentioned on the gray bar at the bottom, you'll have a small moment to notice the message and hit a key. Do so, and have it read the floppy Resume Windows 2000 setup as normal. Should work now (with all the options disabled in the UEFI mentioned above, assuming I didn't forget anything... but essentially disable everything you can, beside wireless and stuff, obviously, use common sense)
 
Once Windows 2000 is installed, if you are limited to 16 colors, and graphic drivers don't install, it may not know what PCI-Express is. You can try your luck with installing Windows XP chipset drivers for your system (assuming they exists and they decide to install, and not tell you it is for the wrong OS). Some setup and programs might not be able to run under 16-color mode, or even 256-colors mode. It needs to be at least 16-bit colors.
 
Option 2
Run the system with a modern version of Windows, and install Windows 2000 under Virtual Machine and see what you can do to make it work with what you need through that.

Samsung Tab A 10.1 T580: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA24G4R64402&cm_re=samsung_tab_a_10.1-_-169-002A-00043-_-Product
Basicly one of the best SoCs in it's pricerange, a decent 1080p+ screen, etc.
 
Do NOT get any 800p resolution model. Trust me, you do NOT want this. Not worth. Save a few more bucks, cook Food for yourself instead of going out / ordering pizza, and get yourself something decent.
Buy cheap and you might buy twice.
 
Best value: IPad 2018 (or 2017, but i would highly suggest 2018) aka 6th Gen.
Yes, it's iOS.
Yes, iOS is MUCH better than Android in the Tablet area. Trust me, i've used a Nexus 9 Tablet for a year, and switched to a Pixel C Tablet for 2 whole years. iPad is better.
performance is a whole other World, Softwareupdates come for 2-3x as long.

Hello, does anyone know a good Android tablet i can get for around $200?

Funny thing, I read the manufacturer's response to the single review, and they called it a Zenfone...it's a fucking Zenpad.
 
 
Anyway, OP, I'd honestly look at websites like Banggood. They seem to have a lot of decent-looking budget tablets, and quite a few dual-boot Android and Windows.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834234792&ignorebbr=1&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC-_-pla-_-Tablet+PC+-+Tablets-_-N82E16834234792&gclid=CjwKCAjw-dXaBRAEEiwAbwCi5lWsFja-g-UYN-2EsJgnV4ZGqtZVpA2KeCm9lxUJuJ_8_8EslBA31RoCSnQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.dsused

I believe you would need an eeprom programmer.

So, i saw video, and i want to know how he is changing the size of the specific body parts and how he is doing it all at once. Any help?

I have to admit, I really LOL’ed with this one though :-)

You could probably do it in Paint.net.

So, i saw video, and i want to know how he is changing the size of the specific body parts and how he is doing it all at once. Any help?

No, game mode is a separate feature. If you open up the Game Bar (Win + G by default), there's a button there you can use to record

The Windows 10 built-in recorder is also pretty decent if you need something that's just good enough.

why do you need AVI?
this could be solved using OBS limiting bit rate a different codec. 

Fraps records in an uncompressed format. Try OBS, or Shadowplay (if you have nvidia).
 
Or record with fraps and use ffmpeg to compress the video. 

Sounds like any opposed twin I've ever heard.