Trust Bluetooth devices

Similar Questions

• Bluetooth devices are offline in Windows 8.

  Original title: my bluetooth devices are defined in offline in windows 8, and there is no way I can find to put online. Same problem a 2 different machines with windows 8 pro / 64 and 32-bit. All solutions?

  Devices are detcted and installed, but they do not connect. Devices are marked as offline.

  I turn them on and turn off, remove and reinstall (automatic detection and Driver Installation), but I have not yet found to establish a connection.

  Did someone solved this problem in W8 pro?

  PS: The problem is with different devices. For example sound2go Bluetooth speaker or Samsung Home Theater

  Best regards and thanks for the helpful tips

  Andreas

  I followed this post to another thread and it works:

  I chose to upgrade my Sony Viao VPCJ12LPOE (desktop all-in-one computer) from Windows 7 to Windows 8.  The compatibility of Windows 8 Checker advised that I should I uninstall the drviers of Bluetooth of Broadcom (Widcomm) Windows 7 because they are incompatible.

  After the upgrade to Windows 8, while the rest worked fine but I was left without means to connect Bluetooth devices to my PC. (a problem reported elsewhere in these forums.

  I applied the following fix today and everything now works fine.

  Bluetooth is an on-board unit that need compatible drivers Windows 8.

  To repeat: I've updated two days ago and suffered the loss of my Bluetooth after having been advised to uninstall the driver Broadcom (Widdcomm) before the upgrade.

  Today I installed Windows 8 compatible Broadcom Bluetooth driver from Lenovo web page (see link below) and since, I've added the following blue tooth devices successfully to my PC which is now running Windows 8 (all now the connection): my IPhone 4s, my IPad 3, my Panasonic music with IPod/IPhone docking station Center and my Lumia 800 Windows Phone works.

  Copy and paste this link into your browser and download and install the Bluetooth Driver for Broadcom (R) s1blt3us17.exe listed.

  You will then see the icon Bluetooth appears in your task bar in the lower right of the desktop you after a reboot.  Right click and select "add a Bluetooth device".  This will take you to the page of 'Device' in Windows 8.  Turn the unit that you wish to be added in the coupling mode and click on the + button of the unit.

  Once added, stay patient and not go clicking around until windows has installed device drivers (progress bar blue small will appear under the name of the device).

  Once completed, you find a new TILE will add on Windows 8 "splash screen" for each unit added.  Click on the tile for the device and the "set Bluetooth will start and appear on your screen.  From there, you will see the device you just added, and you can click on 'connect' (to link) and "disconnect" (to disconnect once connected).

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_GB/downloads/detail.page?docid=DS032438&RSS=true

  I know that it works and my instructions here can trust completely.

  Good luck.  Trevor.

• Remove list Bluetooth devices

  Is there a way to delete the old list of Bluetooth devices? When I click on the x next to it, he tries to associate rather than delete them. I opened the plist for Bluetooth with Xcode, but I don't see old appliances under recent devices, and the Favorites are the devices that I use.

  Resolved on mine. Hold down the option key when you select the Bluetooth menu in the Finder. It will give you the opportunity to remove the device.

• MacBook can not find bluetooth devices

  I just bought a new Macbook.  He can not find bluetooth devices.  The device is fully charged and so forth.  He saw the mouse for a fraction of a second, but then he fell.  I tried other bluetooth devices.  It does not find.

  I had this problem too, turn on the Macbook and off is your best bet. But if this does not work, you can go into the settings of your macbook. Settings - Bluetooth - advanced and ensuring that all things have been checked. Hope this helps, good luck to you.

  ~ Michael M

• How can I remove Bluetooth devices in Bluetooth which are no longer available to be associated with menu?

  Under MacOS 10.11.5 El Capitan, I want to delete old Bluetooth devices in the menu. Following the instructions click on the 'x' does not remove the device - it does that the Mac trial pair, which of course is no longer possible because the device is no longer available. How can I get these unnecessary items on the menu?

  Hello mvheim,

  Try this.

  Hold down the alt key and click on the bluetooth menu.   In the menu dropdown > select the item you want to delete > click and the ability to remove or disconnect should appear. Make your choice.

• Several similar Bluetooth devices

  Hi all

  I'm curious to know if anyone has an effective way to manage several bluetooth on their iPhone, particularly similar bluetooth devices.  Here's my scenario specific household:

  I have 3 Bose Soundwave mini in different areas around the House and bring with me to work, a living room stereo system using a logitech bluetooth receiver, stereo room bedroom using a similar receiver and a stereo in my backyard using the Roverbeats Unify bluetooth receiver and another in my garage with a similar Roverbeats receiver.

  Often with receivers, my phone will connect to a receiver in the other room, although it is literally in front of the receiver, I want to associate.  I'm so often or having to choose between keeping the receivers do not use unplugged, by selecting "forget connection" on my iPhone every time and just rematching.  With the mini Bose I have not found a way to rename each different unit which is confusing, as they are all labelled the same in my list of Bluetooth connections (I am able to rename every single unit on my Macbook, but that will still be often confused and have connection problems, making me forget all connections with all minis just reconnect from scratch).  I have every Mini labeled with A/B/C, but do not have a way to differentiate one on my iPhone.

  So, basically, I feel constantly forget liaison and/or keep some receivers unplugged.  Has anyone found any bluetooth utility function simplified to establish connections rename / prioritize?   I have an iPhone 5 9.3.2.

  The name change you make on your computer just the fact it not on the device BT itself. Because there is no user controllable files management, there is no similar to iOS functionality. I don't know of any utility that will help you. The only thing I could suggest is turn off BT devices and turning them on only when you will contact them.

• Delete the Bluetooth device

  Bluetooth instructions say you can delete a Bluetooth device "clicking the X to the right of the name of the device.

  BuzzT! Wrong answer. There is NO SUCH THING as an X to the right of the names of the two Bluetooth headphones that I see on the list of connectable devices quickly on my iMac 5 K. So I can't find a way to just, of course, quickly disconnect one of them and make disappear.

  So, the question remains. How does one get rid of a Bluetooth device in the list? You know, to try to start over.

  There is an 'x' on the right of the unit if you move the mouse here:

  

  

• Bluetooth device not no projection in sound-> output

  My bluetooth (speaker) device indicates 'Connected' in the list of bluetooth devices (in preferences-> Bluetooth system).

  However, I don't see it as an option when I go to Preferences-> sound-> release system.

  Any thoughts why? This has worked in the past, but not at the moment. I have not tried to restart my machine.

  Hi JVogue,

  Looks like you are unable to select your bluetooth device paired as a source of audio output to system preferences. I would start by pairing not your device:

  Remove a device from your Mac

  If you want to remove (désapparier) a device from the list of devices on your Mac, follow these steps:

  1. Choose the Apple menu > System Preferences, and then click Bluetooth.
  2. Place the pointer on the device you want to remove, and then click the button which appears next to the device name.

  Note: After you delete a Bluetooth device, you need to repeat the pairing process, if you want to use again.

  From: using a Bluetooth mouse, keyboard or trackpad with your Mac

  When that is done, start in safe mode. This will clear some system-level caches and perform a disk check and repair if necessary:

  Follow these steps to start in safe mode.

  1. Start or restart your Mac.
  2. As soon as you hear the startup tone, hold down the SHIFT key.
  3. Release the SHIFT key when you see the logo Apple appears on the screen.

  After the Apple logo appears, this may take longer than usual to reach the login screen or your office. This is because your Mac performs a check of directory of your drive to boot in safe mode.

  To leave safe mode, restart your computer without pressing any keys during startup.

  From: try safe mode if your Mac does not start-up

  Once you log in safe mode, that's all you need to do there, then restart your computer as usual using Apple > restart. Pair the device again, and then check that you can select as output. Thank you for using communities of Apple Support, all the best!

• Why the memo does not play on a connected Bluetooth device device?

  Why can't I read my voice memos on a connected bluetooth device?

  What type of Bluetooth device? What happens when you try to read this memo?

• removal of the Bluetooth device

  Any ideas out there how to remove bluetooth devices in the bluetooth menu? I have a couple that I no longer use, but I don't see that to remove them. When I click on the 'x' next to him, he does not try to pair, which of course is not because I no longer have / use the. Any suggestion is appreciated.

  Remove a device from your Mac

  If you want to remove (désapparier) a device from the list of devices on your Mac, follow these steps:

  1. Choose the Apple menu > System Preferences, and then click Bluetooth.
  2. Place the pointer on the device you want to remove, and then click the button which appears next to the device name.

  It sounds as if you follow these steps, but the preferences window does not respond as it should. Try to reset the SMC and try again reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

• ITunes 12.3 on MacBook Pro can send music on a paired bluetooth device?

  I can listen to the videos on the web on my bluetooth device, proving that my device is coupled properly, but I can't find a way to his itinerary iTunes to a bluetooth device. Any help? Thank you!

  I just tried. My Motorola bluetooth that I have connected via bluetooth. Then launch iTunes and select a music file. Nothing then System Preferences then sounds and that BRIDGE showed now play music through it.

  Also, you can go to the utility folder midi naudio and select it.

• I can't install any Bluetooth device

  Hello everyone

  My pavilion g6 product

  and I can not install my Bluetooth device.

  When I install, it gives me an error

  "Bluetooth hardware must be put on run this Setup program.

  I don't know how I can market it

  
  

  You must first check the color of the light key wireless.

  If it has:

  • Amber (as pictured below) all wireless devices are now closed. Press the key combination " fn " + " F12 " to change it to white.

  ->

  • White (as pictured below), the wireless device integrated, as a local area network (WLAN) wireless device or a Bluetooth® device, is on. Status is ok, so you can go to the next step.

  

  Click on start button.

  Type in the search, filed " hp connection " and choose " HP Connection Manager ".

  

  Check the status of the Bluetooth module. If it has:

  • 'Off' then make a right click the switch on the button which is pointed to by the arrow on the image below.

  

  • 'On' then you can download and install the Bluetooth module driver that is here.

  

• Example: Pavilion dn3-1111ax: my bluetooth divce not conneting ask the bluetooth device and not install the driver

  How to slove above problem seen in matter

  And what is the Bluetooth device software

• Bluetooth device driver

  Hello.

  Where go I find Bluetooth device driver

  kamran132 wrote:
  

  I already install but when I connect with xperia sola PC some drivers were installed, but one was not installed.

  Go to Device Manager' from 'Control Panel' - or - comes with the right button on the icon my computer and choose 'Properties' and then click on 'Device Manager'.
  
  -You will see the "unknown device" named "Bluetooth Peripheral Device"
  
  -Right click and click on "Update driver software" - or - anyway find you easy bring up the update of the driver window.

  &

  TRY THE SONY UPDATE SERVICE UPDATE:

  http://www.sonymobile.com/GB/tools/update-service/

  http://www-support-downloads.sonymobile.com/Software%20Downloads/Update_Service_Setup-2.11.12.5.exe

  PC Companion: http://www.sonymobile.com/gb/tools/pc-companion/

  Hope it resolves,

  Thank you

• HP Probook 4510 s: no bluetooth device was detected

  Hello. I have not used bluetooth in a few years. Now when I tried to pair device with my phone I just realized that I have not instaled bluettoth. Tried to install a driver, but that is the message that appears on "no bluetooth device was detected. Please make sure that your bluetooth device is connected correctly in order to continue the instalation.

  I have windows 7, 32-bit operating system. And I use HP Probook 4510 s. thanks

  Have you installed the HP bluetooth driver?

  It would be the only suggestion I can offer.

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?swItemId=ob_81348_2