For more info, see Fix sound problems in Windows. Verify that stereo is selected for the Bluetooth device to ensure the best quality audio. To do this:. Select the Bluetooth device, and make sure the Stereo option is selected. The lower-audio quality option is Hands-Free. Then, check the Volume panel again to make sure that stereo is selected. Try using nearby sharing.
Learn more about nearby sharing. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on for both the sending and receiving device. For more info, see Share files over Bluetooth. Note: Nearby sharing is available on Windows 10 version and later and on Windows The PIN should appear on your phone screen or computer screen. For help troubleshooting problems with Bluetooth-connected motion controllers, see Controllers in Windows Mixed Reality. If you've tried the steps in this article or don't see a solution to the problem, use Windows Feedback Hub to file a bug.
Include specific details about what you were doing when the problem occurred. Select action center or. Make sure your device is turned on, is charged or has fresh batteries, and is in range of the PC you want to connect to.
Make sure Airplane mode is turned off. In Find and fix other problems , select Bluetooth , and then select Run the troubleshooter and follow the instructions. If you recently upgraded to Windows 10 or installed Windows 10 updates, the current driver may have been designed for an earlier version of Windows. In the search box on the taskbar, search for Device Manager , and then select Device Manager from the list of results.
In the search box on the taskbar, type Device Manager , and then select Device Manager from the list of results. If you don't see the Bluetooth icon, but Bluetooth does appear in Device Manager, try to uninstall the Bluetooth adapter and trigger an automatic reinstall. In the search box on the taskbar, enter device manager , then select Device Manager from the results. Note: You may need to contact your PC or other hardware manufacturer to obtain the latest drivers for your Bluetooth adapter.
If these methods don't fix your Bluetooth problem, use Windows Feedback Hub to file a bug. This helps Microsoft determine the root cause of this issue. Include details about what you were doing or specific steps you were taking when the bug occurred. For example, if you started having Bluetooth problems after updating Windows or changing Windows versions, include this information. Check with your system administrator. If you can turn on Bluetooth but are having problems pairing or using a Bluetooth accessory, use the following methods for troubleshooting common problems with Bluetooth accessories.
You should also check your device manufacturer's website, especially if you have other Bluetooth devices that are working. In Choose your output device, select the Bluetooth device. In Bluetooth , select the device, and then select Connect.
Try unpairing, then re-pairing, the device. In Choose your output device, select the Bluetooth audio device. Verify that stereo is selected for the Bluetooth device in order to ensure the best quality audio. On the right side of the taskbar, click Volume and then select the chevron icon to choose a playback device. If your Bluetooth volume controls no longer work after you install a Windows update, follow these steps.
Warning: Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. For added protection, back up the registry before attempting to modify it. Make sure you've installed the latest updates from Windows Update. Manually disable the Absolute Volume feature by making a change in the registry. To do this, select Start and type cmd. Right-click Command Prompt in the Search results and select Run as administrator. To re-enable the Absolute Volume feature, type the following command in the Command Prompt window:.
To do this, click the notification icon in your Windows taskbar to access your quick settings. Once it goes gray, click it again to turn it back on. Before you try a more serious solution, you might want to replace the batteries in your Bluetooth device or charge it, and then try it again.
When you reboot your PC , you wipe the slate clean, and clear out any idle processes or memory leaks. Bluetooth devices communicate wirelessly via radio waves. Just like a Wi-Fi network, interference can affect Bluetooth connections. Other radio signals, physical obstacles like thick walls , and devices like microwaves can all block or degrade a Bluetooth connection.
Take a moment to survey the area. How far away is your Bluetooth device from your PC? The bigger the distance, the weaker the signal. Move your device closer to your PC and see if it impacts the Bluetooth connectivity. If not, try if possible to use your Bluetooth device in another location.
If the problem persists, interference might not be the problem. But there are some other potential fixes. Windows 10 automatically installs drivers for devices that connect to it, but only when those drivers are available on your PC or through Windows Update.
In most cases, though, Bluetooth devices especially keyboards and mice should work fine right out of the box.
If so, download and install it, and that should resolve the problem. This also applies to the Bluetooth radio itself. You might also find that a new Windows update has impacted your device, requiring updated drivers.
In most cases, Windows will look for and install updated drivers automatically. To see whether your Bluetooth device is installed, you have to check the Windows Device Manager. If your Bluetooth device is recognized, it appears under the category relevant to its purpose.
However, you can also search Windows Update for alternatives. When or if Windows Update finds an updated driver for your device, it will download and install it. When that process is complete, restart your PC, and then try your Bluetooth device again. Sometimes, removing the Bluetooth device from your PC resolves connection issues. To start this process, open the Bluetooth settings in Windows.
Your known Bluetooth devices will be listed here. This removes the device from your PC. After you log back in on your device, head back to the Bluetooth settings. Anyway, I am planning to sell my notebook and buy another brand, I don't know what problem I might get in the future with this machine. Browse Community. Laptops General - Read Only. Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for. Search instead for. Did you mean:. Last reply by VBdotNet Unsolved. Reetesh 2 Bronze. But now my Bluetooth is not working. Hence I checked out a few articles from microsoft windows support site and found that the service pack 2 of windows xp creates problem with my Dell Inspiron m Notebook for bluetooth activation.
Hence as per Microsoft site recommendation I deleted a registry using regedit. I request you to send me the. REG file of the above registry. Secondly please let me know what are the steps involved to enable the bluetooth activity of my dell inspiron m on windows xp professional SP2. Please mail me the registry key on: reetesh shawmansoftware. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Replies 7. HMKrieps 4 Tellurium.
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