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"That didn't work. Make sure your bluetooth device is notwithstanding discoverable, so try again." in Dell XPS 15

• Thread starter greenApe
• Commencement date Dec 27, 2020

• #1

greenApe

I have Bose QC II headphones that I used to connect to my Windows x via Bluetooth. Until around 1-ii months ago it worked and since then I tin pair it, simply when I try to connect I become the message written in the discipline.

The headphones connect without any problems to other bluetooth devices that I accept so the problem is with my computer. I tried all sorts of troubleshooting including all the suggestions in the following link:

Cipher I did solves this problem

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• #2

I accept Bose QC II headphones that I used to connect to my Windows ten via Bluetooth. Until effectually 1-2 months ago it worked and since then I can pair it, simply when I try to connect I get the message written in the subject.

The headphones connect without whatever problems to other bluetooth devices that I have so the trouble is with my computer. I tried all sorts of troubleshooting including all the suggestions in the post-obit link:

Goose egg I did solves this problem

Continue reading...

Hello greenApe, I am non certain if you were able to resolve your issue or non, but I encountered the aforementioned issue with my Asus TUF Gaming F15 laptop that I just purchased 2 weeks ago . Afterward spending many days and hours trying unlike solutions posted by other users on the spider web and speaking with Asus technical support to no avail, I was finally able to figure out a solution on my ain that worked. Please note when you apply the solution below and decide to remove your Bluetooth device, you will demand to reapply the solution beneath again when you lot decide to repair your Bluetooth device. The solution below may need to be applied for any new Bluetooth headphones or stereos.

1. Open up Device Manager.
2. On the carte bar, click View and select Evidence hidden devices
3. Expand the Bluetooth Auxiliary section. This department will reveal subconscious devices.
iv. Double click the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (Sink), or the showtime entry on the list.
five. In the properties box that appears, select the Driver tab and click the Update Driver button.
half-dozen. Click Scan my computer for drivers.
7. Click Let me selection from a list of available drivers on my computer.
8. In the listing that appears, select Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source (or an entry that shows Microsoft in its full name) and click Next.
ix. Echo steps 4-eight for each device listed under Bluetooth Auxiliary. There may be multiple devices listed with same name. Each duplicate entry represents a dissimilar Bluetooth device that Windows attempted to assign a default commuter to.

These are the entries I needed to update with Microsoft drivers. The entries below on the left represent what appeared earlier updating the drivers and the ones on the correct are the drivers that were called for that entry.

Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (Sink) -> Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source
Audio/Video Remote Control -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Transport Commuter
Audio/Video Remote Control (Target) -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Transport Driver
Easily-Free Contour -> Microsoft Bluetooth Hands-Gratis Contour AudioGateway role

x. You should notice all devices under Bluetooth Auxiliary will disappear. The Bluetooth Auxiliary department will no longer exist. The devices should at present announced nether sections like Bluetooth, Sound, video, and game controllers, Audio inputs and outputs, and System Devices.
11. Restart your PC.
12. After rebooting, attempt reconnecting your Bluetooth device once more.

• #3

Hello greenApe, I am not sure if you were able to resolve your event or not, just I encountered the aforementioned result with my Asus TUF Gaming F15 laptop that I just purchased 2 weeks ago . After spending many days and hours trying different solutions posted past other users on the web and speaking with Asus technical support to no avail, I was finally able to figure out a solution on my own that worked. Please notation when you apply the solution beneath and decide to remove your Bluetooth device, you volition demand to reapply the solution below again when yous decide to repair your Bluetooth device. The solution below may need to be applied for any new Bluetooth headphones or stereos.

one. Open Device Manager.
2. On the card bar, click View and select Evidence subconscious devices
3. Aggrandize the Bluetooth Auxiliary section. This section will reveal hidden devices.
4. Double click the Avant-garde Audio Distribution Profile (Sink), or the first entry on the list.
v. In the properties box that appears, select the Driver tab and click the Update Commuter push.
six. Click Browse my computer for drivers.
7. Click Let me pick from a listing of bachelor drivers on my computer.
8. In the list that appears, select Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source (or an entry that shows Microsoft in its full proper name) and click Adjacent.
9. Repeat steps iv-8 for each device listed under Bluetooth Auxiliary. At that place may be multiple devices listed with same proper name. Each duplicate entry represents a different Bluetooth device that Windows attempted to assign a default driver to.

These are the entries I needed to update with Microsoft drivers. The entries below on the left represent what appeared before updating the drivers and the ones on the right are the drivers that were chosen for that entry.

Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (Sink) -> Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source
Sound/Video Remote Control -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Ship Commuter
Audio/Video Remote Command (Target) -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Transport Driver
Hands-Free Contour -> Microsoft Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile AudioGateway role

10. Y'all should notice all devices nether Bluetooth Auxiliary will disappear. The Bluetooth Auxiliary section will no longer exist. The devices should now announced under sections similar Bluetooth, Sound, video, and game controllers, Sound inputs and outputs, and System Devices.
11. Restart your PC.
12. Afterwards rebooting, effort reconnecting your Bluetooth device once again.

HOLYY SHIT DUDE Thank you SO MUCH. my 9 year old dell bh200 (withal fantastic quality btw) finally connected, it was the default Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (Sink) driver allotment that wasnt compatible but changing information technology to Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source worked. thank you over again

• #4

HOLYY SHIT DUDE Thanks SO MUCH. my 9 twelvemonth old dell bh200 (even so fantastic quality btw) finally connected, it was the default Advanced Sound Distribution Profile (Sink) driver allocation that wasnt uniform but irresolute it to Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source worked. give thanks yous over again

I am glad that I could help.

• #5

Hi greenApe, I am not certain if you were able to resolve your issue or not, simply I encountered the same issue with my Asus TUF Gaming F15 laptop that I merely purchased 2 weeks ago . After spending many days and hours trying different solutions posted by other users on the spider web and speaking with Asus technical support to no avail, I was finally able to figure out a solution on my ain that worked. Please note when you employ the solution below and decide to remove your Bluetooth device, you volition need to reapply the solution below again when y'all decide to repair your Bluetooth device. The solution beneath may demand to be applied for any new Bluetooth headphones or stereos.

1. Open up Device Manager.
2. On the carte du jour bar, click View and select Show hidden devices
iii. Expand the Bluetooth Auxiliary section. This section will reveal hidden devices.
four. Double click the Advanced Sound Distribution Profile (Sink), or the get-go entry on the list.
v. In the properties box that appears, select the Driver tab and click the Update Driver button.
half-dozen. Click Browse my computer for drivers.
7. Click Permit me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer.
8. In the list that appears, select Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source (or an entry that shows Microsoft in its full name) and click Next.
9. Repeat steps 4-8 for each device listed under Bluetooth Auxiliary. There may be multiple devices listed with same proper name. Each duplicate entry represents a different Bluetooth device that Windows attempted to assign a default driver to.

These are the entries I needed to update with Microsoft drivers. The entries beneath on the left represent what appeared before updating the drivers and the ones on the right are the drivers that were chosen for that entry.

Advanced Sound Distribution Profile (Sink) -> Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source
Audio/Video Remote Command -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Ship Driver
Audio/Video Remote Command (Target) -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Transport Driver
Easily-Free Profile -> Microsoft Bluetooth Hands-Complimentary Profile AudioGateway office

x. Yous should discover all devices under Bluetooth Auxiliary will disappear. The Bluetooth Auxiliary section will no longer be. The devices should now appear under sections similar Bluetooth, Sound, video, and game controllers, Audio inputs and outputs, and Organization Devices.
11. Restart your PC.
12. After rebooting, try reconnecting your Bluetooth device again.

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• #6

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I'm glad I was able to aid.

• #7

Hullo greenApe, I am non sure if you were able to resolve your result or not, but I encountered the same issue with my Asus TUF Gaming F15 laptop that I just purchased 2 weeks ago . Afterwards spending many days and hours trying unlike solutions posted by other users on the web and speaking with Asus technical support to no avail, I was finally able to figure out a solution on my own that worked. Please note when y'all apply the solution below and decide to remove your Bluetooth device, you lot will need to reapply the solution below over again when you decide to repair your Bluetooth device. The solution below may need to exist applied for any new Bluetooth headphones or stereos.

i. Open up Device Manager.
2. On the bill of fare bar, click View and select Show hidden devices
3. Expand the Bluetooth Auxiliary department. This section volition reveal hidden devices.
4. Double click the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (Sink), or the get-go entry on the listing.
5. In the properties box that appears, select the Driver tab and click the Update Driver push.
vi. Click Browse my calculator for drivers.
vii. Click Let me pick from a list of bachelor drivers on my computer.
eight. In the listing that appears, select Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source (or an entry that shows Microsoft in its full name) and click Next.
9. Repeat steps 4-8 for each device listed nether Bluetooth Auxiliary. In that location may be multiple devices listed with same name. Each duplicate entry represents a different Bluetooth device that Windows attempted to assign a default driver to.

These are the entries I needed to update with Microsoft drivers. The entries below on the left correspond what appeared before updating the drivers and the ones on the right are the drivers that were chosen for that entry.

Advanced Sound Distribution Profile (Sink) -> Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source
Audio/Video Remote Control -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Ship Driver
Audio/Video Remote Command (Target) -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Ship Driver
Hands-Free Profile -> Microsoft Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile AudioGateway role

10. You should notice all devices under Bluetooth Auxiliary will disappear. The Bluetooth Auxiliary section will no longer exist. The devices should now appear under sections like Bluetooth, Sound, video, and game controllers, Audio inputs and outputs, and Organization Devices.
xi. Restart your PC.
12. After rebooting, try reconnecting your Bluetooth device again.

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• #viii

Hello greenApe, I am not sure if you were able to resolve your upshot or not, but I encountered the same issue with my Asus TUF Gaming F15 laptop that I just purchased ii weeks ago . After spending many days and hours trying different solutions posted by other users on the web and speaking with Asus technical back up to no avail, I was finally able to figure out a solution on my own that worked. Please annotation when you apply the solution below and determine to remove your Bluetooth device, you will need to reapply the solution below again when yous decide to repair your Bluetooth device. The solution beneath may need to be practical for whatsoever new Bluetooth headphones or stereos.

1. Open up Device Manager.
2. On the menu bar, click View and select Show subconscious devices
3. Expand the Bluetooth Auxiliary department. This section volition reveal hidden devices.
iv. Double click the Advanced Audio Distribution Contour (Sink), or the first entry on the list.
five. In the backdrop box that appears, select the Driver tab and click the Update Driver button.
half-dozen. Click Browse my computer for drivers.
7. Click Let me option from a list of available drivers on my estimator.
viii. In the list that appears, select Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source (or an entry that shows Microsoft in its full name) and click Adjacent.
9. Repeat steps four-8 for each device listed nether Bluetooth Auxiliary. There may be multiple devices listed with same name. Each duplicate entry represents a different Bluetooth device that Windows attempted to assign a default driver to.

These are the entries I needed to update with Microsoft drivers. The entries below on the left correspond what appeared before updating the drivers and the ones on the right are the drivers that were called for that entry.

Advanced Audio Distribution Contour (Sink) -> Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source
Audio/Video Remote Control -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Transport Driver
Sound/Video Remote Control (Target) -> Microsoft Bluetooth Avrcp Transport Driver
Hands-Complimentary Profile -> Microsoft Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile AudioGateway part

10. You should notice all devices nether Bluetooth Auxiliary will disappear. The Bluetooth Auxiliary section volition no longer exist. The devices should now appear nether sections like Bluetooth, Sound, video, and game controllers, Sound inputs and outputs, and Organisation Devices.
eleven. Restart your PC.
12. Afterwards rebooting, try reconnecting your Bluetooth device again.

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