(look in the "Driver - Network" category). I'd suggest looking in Device Manager to find the particular Bluetooth/Wi-Fi chipset you have (probably Broadcom but possibly Intel or Qualcomm/Atheros) and checking to see if there's more recent driver from HP: On the other hand, it appears that because the HP Pro Book 640 G1 was sold with a choice of "Windows 10 versions, Windows 8 versions, or Windows 7 versions," HP included hardware that supported Bluetooth 4.0 (because Windows 8 and 10 dohave in-box supportįor BT 4.0) and therefore must have included a Windows 7 driver that supports BT 4.0.īluetooth headphones generally don't require their own driver. The leds still work, though, just not the mic or the speakers. If youre looking for an xbox one headset that provides both game and chat audio, see set up and troubleshoot your xbox one stereo headset. Fix 1, do not plug your usb headset while windows 10 is booting. Īccording to this Microsoft document, Windows 7 does not have "in-box" support for Bluetooth 4.x: We did not intend for your headset to stop working with this latest firmware update. I'm pretty sure some of them do not have bluetooth 4.0 supporting hardware/softwareĪnd it seems to work because of backwards compatibility. There's a generic bluetooth adapter (assuming attached to motherboard) and LMP version seems to be >= v4.0įurthermore it is surpising that it works in all other devices and not win7. How is windows supporting bluetooth nativelly?ĭoesn't the system require some form of bluetooth hardware? It also works with my other laptop (Win10 Pro) a bit confused.
It also works with Nokia 6 several hours of music tested. ) but the operation with Fire TVĤK was super I've been watching TV this way. Looking the drivers for Bluetooth Headset MPOW M3 (in order to add it to HP ProBook 640 G1.
I've had issues after pairing it with Amazon Fire TV stick (it pairs and connects but during playback audio breaking or unsynced/too slow, etc.
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