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If the device is having difficult to be paired next time, here is how you can reconnect a paired Bluetooth audio device with your computer.The ION Audio Rock Speaker Bluetooth is the perfect way to enjoy your music in your garden, on your patio, or by the pool. Make sure you’ve chosen the Bluetooth headphone for playback and you are now good to go! Enjoy Go to control panel > Hardware and Sound > Device and Printer > Bluetooth Devices You should be able to see your device here, and test out the sound settings etc. With any luck, your device should be listed below. Windows will automatically search for your device. Step 2Ĭlick for Add a Bluetooth device, in the meantime, make sure your Bluetooth headphone is on. As you can see here the driver is successfully installed. Step 1 Plug in the USB Bluetooth dongle if you don’t have Bluetooth build inĪfter you’ve plugged in Windows will automatically find the right driver for you. I’ve also bought the LG HBS-200 to test out the A2DP music stream. You can get it for under $2 plus free shipping. What I did was go to eBay and bought a USB Bluetooth dongle and with a week and a half waiting here it is. It’s cheap. Since my laptop is a lower end of the Acer Aspire series it does not have Bluetooth hardware built in.

Windows 7: RC no longer includes a Bluetooth audio class driver (However, do support A2DP).

Service Pack 2 adds Bluetooth 2.0 capabilities.

Windows Vista: Does not support A2DP natively, but third-parties can provide A2DP profile support without entirely replacing Microsoft’s stack.

Windows XP: Does not natively support A2DP, but newer Bluetooth USB dongles and built-in adapters include drivers with A2DP support.

Here is what I’ve done with the Bluetooth streaming on my Acer Aspire 5580 laptop pairing with LG HBS-200 Stereo Headphone set in Windows 7 RC.īefore I start here is the different version of Windows that Supports* the A2DP (taken from wiki)

You can actually do the same on Windows too. Ever since Apple has enabled the Bluetooth to stream music wireless on iPhone years ago, I have been always fascinated by the fact that you can now listen to music without having the annoying wire around you.