I realize this is an old thread, but thought I'd add another fix here for someone else having this issue. I could pair my IBomb bluetooth speaker to my HP Elitebook 840 laptop, but was not able to use it as I kept getting the 'bluetooth peripheral device doesn't have a driver' error. I tried everything short of reinstlling the O/S. Installing the Windows Mobile Installer multiple times with no luck.

Tried installing different versions of the Broadcom bluetooth drivers with no luck. Multiple reboots.was about to give up. Then I stumbled onto this post: and noticed the 4th instruction that indicated there could be an Intel Bluetooth Card or a Broadcom card. I couldn't tell what card I had so I chose the Intel driver since none of the Broadcom drivers worked and voila, the speaker connected and was playing Here's the link to the Intel Driver. I have all of the problems listed above with Windows 7 Professional and a pair of Beats Otium Bluetooth headphones. I actually had it working, then, it stopped.

I wanted to pair my Iphone 4 Bluetooth with my Notebook (Windows 7-64). I had the error message 'Bluetooth peripheral device' driver not found. BLUETOOTH SOFTWARE WINDOWS 7 64 BIT and just download the.

I've deleted Broadcom drivers, Windows drivers, Lenovo drivers and reinstalled. I've paired with the headphones and hit properties and loaded all of the services. Nothing, nothing seems to solve the current problem which is primarily the fact that there is NO Bluetooth Headphone Icon under the Sound area. I just did it again, no luck. The Otium used to have 'Control' when you right click on the icon which took me to the 'connect' page. At that point, it did not connect mostly because there was no way to select the Bluetooth Headset under Sound.

Mortal kombat 9 boss mod. Now, it doesn't give me the 'Control' icon - just disappeared. I was on the phone with Intel Support today for 3 hours. They re-installed all of my Lenovo drivers, checked the hardware and everything passed.

They stopped at the point of loading the Broadcom drivers which I installed, and like I said, it worked without connecting again because there was no icon under Sound to select the Bluetooth Headset. Today to score Zero! Your help would be greatly appreciated. Hey guys, I just joined the forum because my head is about to explode after 4 hours of trying to pair my headset with my pc. I have almost the same problems as everyone. I downloaded lots of drivers until windows recognize properly my USB BT dongle and all the services of my headset (Philips SHB7150), but when I try to pair the headset to the pc, I click the 'listen to music' option and nothing happens.

I've tried restarting the Services from services.msc. I've run out of options,:/ and what is worse, sometimes the pc doesn't even recognize the headset and it keeps searching services forever. Hi, I have the same problem as many others.

I just got Bluedio H-Turbine Bluetooth 4.1 Headphone. When I tried to connect to my smartphone it took 5 secs to get it to work perfectly. But when I try to connect to Desktop computer, nothing works.

I spent about 4 hours looking for solution (many posted in this forum), but it solved only 50% of the problem. Part 1 (solved): Needed to manually download some drivers using Intel Driver Software tool. Part (SOLVED: SKIP TO BOTTOM): Still no sound can be heard. Clicking 'Listen to Music' does nothing. (Devices and Printers> Bluetooth Devices> Services) Clicking 'Connect' on right Devices does nothing.

(Speakers> Playback devices) Additional info: 'Headset' Bluetooth service is turned on (disabled on default). Bluetooth settings: I also rebooted the computer several times. SO I FOUND A SOLUTION. B) If the add-on Bluetooth adapter/dongle maker, or the PC-maker doesn't offer full-featured Bluetooth software for Windows 7, it is possible (not guaranteed) that the maker of the Bluetooth chips inside the adapter/dongle/PC does offer such full-featured Bluetooth software (but the maker of the adapter/dongle/PC didn't bother to test it and include it on their website).