
- #UNABLE TO INSTALL BLUETOOTH PERIPHERAL DEVICE DRIVER HOW TO#
- #UNABLE TO INSTALL BLUETOOTH PERIPHERAL DEVICE DRIVER DRIVERS#
I turned off the device but left the services window open. I connected the device using the "Listen to Music" choice. Then I turned it off, and I couldn't get it to reconnect and show the services. So, as I noted above the connection worked fine after I installed the driver.
#UNABLE TO INSTALL BLUETOOTH PERIPHERAL DEVICE DRIVER DRIVERS#
Why doesn't "Bluetooth Audio" get added to the list of drivers every time I create a device profile? How do I connect a device I already have created a profile for?Ģ. I can't seem to find such an interface for Windows to tell windows to connect to the available device if I already have a connection profile for the device. When I turn it on bluetooth, I get a window that allows me to select what device to connect. On my phone, a Samsung Note 5, it connects fine.
#UNABLE TO INSTALL BLUETOOTH PERIPHERAL DEVICE DRIVER HOW TO#
Then I'll need to figure out how to tell it to connect when I turn the device on. But I can't figure out how to kick it to add the "Bluetooth Audio" driver. If I check that, it also adds the Headset Profile to the list above. If I go to the device properties and go to the services tab, it shows:Īnd all are checked except for Headset. I don't know why it doesn't load that every time.Īdvanced Audio Distribution Profile (Sink) The time it worked, it added the "Bluetooth Audio" driver in the list of drivers it installed. So I deleted the device from Windows and added it again, and I got the same response I got before. Then I turned the device off and turned it back on to see if it would connect.

After I loaded the drivers and added the device to my machine it worked appropriately as I noted above, and added two devices to my Playback devices list. It will take time, just be patient.Īnd, sadly, it doesn't work every time. Make sure they all result in a Green Check mark next to them. Click on it and open the window for the multiple drivers being set up. Mind you, immidiately there will be a new icon in the tray of Installing Drivers for Plug N Play Devices. Once that's completed, attempt to pair any Bluetooth device with the Computer. Don't ask me why but it most definitely didn't for me.Ĥ. It DOES NOT install those Bluetooth drivers. DO NOT I repeat NOT launch the Setup.exe. You're looking for Intel Bluetooth.msi as one of the files. Extract the contents of the downloaded Zip file. If you have different OS, select Accordingly.ģ. Get the 2nd Download from that page which lists the download file details as Go to This is the 2nd link FlyingsCool posted 2 posts above this.Ģ. I am about to try the 2nd Download listed on the Link #2 you posted.ĮDIT - Wow, that really did work! So here's what I did that solved my problem.

So we both appear to be in the same boat.
