Bluetooth Peripheral Driver

I have a Windows 7, 64 bit OS, that refuses to install bluetooth peripheral driver for this phone. Where do I find the driver?

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Huh?? What exactly are ou trying to connect to your iPad via Bluetooth? If you are trying to connect your iPad to your PC, you can't. Bluetooth on iPad is specifically designed to pair Bluetooth Headphones, Keyboards and Speakers. Nothing more. And try as you might, there is no way you can download a driver of any kind to any iOS (iPad, iPhone, iPod) device.

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Nokia 5233 no bluetooth peripheral driver no where...

Dear Nokia Support,
Nokia 5230 my Windows 7 32 bit is not able to load the Bluetooth Peripheral Device driver. Unfortunately its not available on the automatic Microsoft Update too.I read the topics related the same problem on difference cell phones but none of the proposed solutions can be applied.
Can Nokia answer please to this common problem ?
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The required Bluetooth drivers for the PC Bluetooth hardware should come with Windows (for the most part, that's been the case since Windows XP Service Pack 2).
Nokia phone related drives have always come with the Nokia PC Suite, later also with the Ovi Suite (which I guess is now being renamed to Nokia Suite).
In the past, at least, Nokia has had a "PC Suite Cleaner" app available, that could help if you have PC Suite issues. Uninstall PC Suite or Ovi Suite, and reinstall the latest/newest version (with or without the "PC Suite Cleaner", if some version of it is still available on Nokia's support/download pages here).
If that doesn't help, you need to come back with more details on what, exactly, is going wrong (what doesn't work, how, and what error messages do you see, etc.).

Where can I find an updated Iphone 4 bluetooth peripheral driver

I am having trouble connecting my IPhone 4 to my computer via Bluetooth, I get the error message that it can not find the Bluetooth peripheral drivers and I can't find it on the Internet anywhere any suggestions.

For what purpose are you trying to connect?
It will only connect for internet tethering, if provided by your carrier

No sound on my Sony Bluetooth Headset because Windows 7 can't find Bluetooth peripheral device driver

SO, I am dealing this problem for the second day in a row and no working solution still. I own the latest iMac 2014 (though the model is exactly as 2013) 2,7 Ghz with Bluetooth 4.0, I've installed through Bootcamp Windows 7 x64. My bluetooth headset Sony DR-BTN200 http://store.sony.com/bluetooth-headphones-zid27-DRBTN200//cat-27-catid-All-Home -Theater-Headphones (which is on Bluetooth 3.0 and of 2013 year model) is working fine with Mavericks and Yosemite on my MBP, but not working as it should on iMac with Windows 7..
THE PROBLEM: I find the headset, connect it, but afterwards Windows writes that no drivers for Bluetooth peripheral device were found (3 or 4 encriptions like this, so, 3-4 drivers needed). The headset itself guarrantees fine working with Windows 8, the producer doesn't give any drivers to install, you won't find them on Sony's website - it should work as plug-n-play, they say those drivers are preinstalled on Windows 8.
WHAT I'VE TRIED: So, the problem, as I've read from many-many-many sources is common for everybody running Windows on Mac devices. In cases with notebooks it is easy to solve (if you know it) - download the Bluetooth software from Broadcom (the producer of Bluetooth adapters/receivers of Macs) http://www.broadcom.com/support/bluetooth/update.php - install, it finds the devices and istalls correct driver. This worked with my MacBook Pro 2010, on iMac it stucks on recognizing devices - nothing happens next, like it doesn't recognize any bluetooth device. Downloading many other drivers packages didn't help either, nor Toshiba Bluetooth helpers could detect Bluetooth headset to properly download the correct drivers (though it was already recognized by Windows, just couldn't connect properly), nor different other programs like Bluesoleil, Blue manager and so on.
On other notebooks and computers many try to install manually the drivers, usualy Microsoft Windows mobile-based device support. I've tried to install many drivers, all of the Broadcom drivers I've found (including the Broadcom Bluetooth 3.0 USB driver that makes the headset work on MBP), and I must say that Windows recognizes (doesnt show the yellow triangle next to the icon of the driver) only for the Microsoft Windows mobile-based device support driver. Though it's like that, the sound still is not playing out of my headset. On MBP after the drivers were installed, I chose the device in Printers and devices and there was an option of Control (maybe I remember the name wrong), it went first in the right-click menu, and aftewards there was a page were I could connect my headset through ticks/checks on different options. Nothing like this appears if I install any of the drivers on iMac (nor Broadcom, nor Win mobile-based). I must also mention, that some kind of package that I've downloaded from Toshiba or Acer's Broadcom Bluetooth kit, I don't remember, installed some bluetooth drivers (Bluetooth Audio, "receiver" if I recall it correctly and 2 more), that were recognized as right drivers for peripheral device when I connected my headset, but even then - no sound came out of the headset.
HELP ME: What shoud I do? I've tried all of the methods that are on the net. Sony store won't help me out, because the problem is not in the device - it's in the software/hardware of "your iMac". The headset works with Mac OS, should work fine with fully-Windows PCs, it just doesn't with iMacs on Bootcamp Windows. The interesting thing is that updating windows to Windows 8 might also not help, since Sony guarrantees only work on pre-shipped with Win 8 devices, not with the upgraded devices. I do think the problem is with drivers, that Mac's Bootcamp utility doesn't come with pre-installed Bluetooth drivers for connecting Bluetooth headsets, only for the Apple mouse and keyboard. I must also mention that I've tried to install manually many of the Broadcom drivers, all of which were for Bluetooth 3.0 or 4.0, they didn't help.
It's awfull that I've got the latest iMac, so the latest hardware and face such problems. I only think that a cheap 5-7$ bluetooth-usb adapter could help, maybe it could recognize the headset and therefor install its own drivers for its manufacturer. But I don't imagine how would it work and connect since iMac has a peinstalled Bluetooth receiver. Is there a software sollution? An app or driver?

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2) don't look for x64 or x32, there is only a one installer called "Bluetooth_Suite_win7"
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5) Restart Windows
6) Turn on headphones - they connect automatically, everything works and works great, the quality of sound is exactly the same as it was on Mac OS, nothing that would bother me.
****, it took me 2 full days... finally...

Windows Vista claims for "Bluetooth Peripheral Device" driver

When I connect my iPhone via bluetooth to my computer for "tethering", Windows Vista claims for "Bluetooth Peripheral Device" driver and i can´t connect.
Where is the driver? Anyone knows it?
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My Mac Book Pro decided to update with windows update ... I lost bluetooth and when my machine started up it said found new hardware ... and proceeded to look for the driver BCM2046A ... its not on the Mac Discs nor on the XP Disc ...
I searched and searched and searched ..bump
I then found this link download and use ... and pass on ....
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Bluetooth Peripheral Device driver failure in Windows Vista

I've linked my computer and my Palm Centro using a Bluetooth connection and now I keep getting an error message that says...
"Device driver was not successfully installed...Bluetooth Peripheral Device - Failed"
It tries to search the computer to find the driver and when it can't it asks me to put in the CD that came with the phone. I do that and it still can't find the driver.
Does anyone know where I can find this mystery driver??? Please help!! Thanks
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I am having the same problem with a new RocketFish Bluetooth adapter. I did NOT have this problem when I was using a Kensington USB Bluetooth adapter. One big difference that I notice between the two adapters is that the Kensington adapter came with an updated version of the Toshiba Bluetooth Stack software which contained its own DUN drivers. However, the new RocketFish Bluetooth 2.0 EDR USB adapter does not seem to work with the Toshibal BT Stack.
Maybe this helps. Maybe it doesn't. Either way, I don't care. It's how I roll. I'm a smart ass.
I will check back for any additions to this thread. I hope we can figure it out! I will also post more Prose of Indifference.
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Bluetooth Peripheral Device driver failure in Windows Vista and Windows 7 (solved)

I had problems setting up Bluetooth HotSync. Following the directions for pairing the device resulted in a "Bluetooth Peripheral Device" missing driver in Device Manager. I finally figured out how to setup HotSync and am able to sync over Bluetooth to Windows 7 64-bit.
On the PC
Right-click on the Bluetooth icon and select Show Bluetooth Devices
Delete the Palm Phone
Right-click on the Bluetooth icon again and select Bluetooth settings
Turn Discovery on for the PC
On the Palm Device
Select Bluetooth
Turn Bluetooth On
Set Visibility to Hidden (if desired)
Select Setup Devices on the Bluetooth screen
Select HotSync Setup
Click Next
Select your PC
This is the important part: Click Next 3 times (don't do what the screens tell you -- just click Next, Next, Next)
Click Launch HotSync
Viola!
On the PC
Right-click on the Bluetooth icon again and select Bluetooth settings
Turn Discovery off for the PC (if desired)
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I am having the same problem with a new RocketFish Bluetooth adapter. I did NOT have this problem when I was using a Kensington USB Bluetooth adapter. One big difference that I notice between the two adapters is that the Kensington adapter came with an updated version of the Toshiba Bluetooth Stack software which contained its own DUN drivers. However, the new RocketFish Bluetooth 2.0 EDR USB adapter does not seem to work with the Toshibal BT Stack.
Maybe this helps. Maybe it doesn't. Either way, I don't care. It's how I roll. I'm a smart ass.
I will check back for any additions to this thread. I hope we can figure it out! I will also post more Prose of Indifference.
Post relates to: Centro (AT&T)

Bluetooth Peripheral Device Driver "Not Found"

Hi Experts,
I am using a
HP Pavilion dv6-6093ex
Windows 7 64-bit operating system
i am having a problem with my bluetooth peripheral device driver. in device manager, under other devices, i see a yellow icon displayed beside bluetooth peripheral device. i tried to update it but it says "Windows was unable to install your Bluetooth Peripheral Device". When i click SCAN FOR HARDWARE CHANGES it refreshes the drivers and i get a balloon in my notifications area saying"Installing Device Driver Software" but after sometime it says "Bluetooth Peripheral Device No driver found"
what should i do???
can i uninstall this device from device manager???

AbdulQuadeer wrote:
Hi Experts,
I am using a
HP Pavilion dv6-6093ex
Windows 7 64-bit operating system
i am having a problem with my bluetooth peripheral device driver. in device manager, under other devices, i see a yellow icon displayed beside bluetooth peripheral device. i tried to update it but it says "Windows was unable to install your Bluetooth Peripheral Device". When i click SCAN FOR HARDWARE CHANGES it refreshes the drivers and i get a balloon in my notifications area saying"Installing Device Driver Software" but after sometime it says "Bluetooth Peripheral Device No driver found"
what should i do???
can i uninstall this device from device manager???
What you need to provide is a P/N to verify what it has for driver.
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Missing bluetooth peripheral device drive

I recently formatted my system and lost the functionality of several things. The most pressing being I can't connect my laptop through bluetooth to my phone (Nokia Lumia 920) and speakers (logitect boombox) and other devices. I am always told my bluetooth peripheral device drive is missing. I've updated my bluetooth through device manager but still nothing.
Please help me!!!!

@Idoroenyin
Is it only the Bluetooth you are having trouble with? Are you able to connect to the internet wirelessly or with an ethernet cable?
Are there any errors showing with the Bluetooth in device manager or with your wireless adapter?
Here are a few more pages I found for you to look at.
Fixing Bluetooth Problems (Windows 7)
How to Fix Bluetooth Pairing Problems - techlicious.com
If you are experiencing general problems both with Bluetooth and wireless internet as well, it may be that the wlan card in your notebook is the problem.
Let me know what you find.
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Need Bluetooth Peripheral Device Driver

Dell PC O/S Vista. BlackBerry 8830 World Edition. Local service provider is Cellcom
Just updated my software: PC to BB Desktop v4.5.0.16 & BB Handheld v4.5.0.138. Upon reboot of PC I get a message 'Found New Hardware' with three options; 1) 'Windows needs to install driver software for your Bluetooth Peripheral Device'. or 2) 'Ask me again later' or 3) 'Don't show this message again for this device'. I choose 1) 'Locate and install drive software'. PC tries but cannot locate driver. Next window, 1) Insert disc or 2) I don't have the disc. I choose 2) 'I don't have the disc'. Next window, 1) 'Check for a solution' or 2) 'Browse my computer for driver software'. I've tried both with no success and receive a message the 'Windows was unable to install your Bluetooth Peripheral Device'.
Any help from this forum would be appreciated.

Actually this is how I fixed this issue (thanks to Ghostie3599).
PREAMBLE: Bear in mind this is a Research In Motion issue, and not a Microsoft issue. The Blackberry software should have the appropriate .INF files that allow Windows to install the correct device drivers for all detected Bluetooth Peripherals.
Go to the Control Panel and choose the Device Manager applet
You should see two items called Bluetooth Peripheral Device being listed with an yellow icon, meaning that they can't be"used" due to missing drivers.
Right click the first Bluetooth Peripheral Device and choose Update Driver Software...
When asked how do you want to search for the driver software, select the second option Browse My Computer for driver software
When asked for what kind of hardware this is, select the option Ports (COM & LPT) and click Next
At the Update Driver Software Dialog, click on the bottom option that is preceeded by a green arrow Let me pick from a list of device drivers from my computer
In the next dialog, make sure the option Show compatible hardware is NOT SELECTED
From the list of Manufacturers at the left,select RIM Virtual Serial Ports
The list of Models at the right will drill down to RIM Virtual Serial Port.Select this model and click Next.
You should get a confirmation that the driver was successfuly installed.
In my case, following these steps gave Windows vista the hint that the other Bluetooth Peripheral Device would work with the same driver. So after doing these steps for the first Bluetooth Peripheral Device, I got both devices working OK. However, if you still have the second Bluetooth Peripheral Device being listed with the yellow icon (i.e.: missing drivers), try repeating these steps to see if it works. If it doesn't, then the Bluetooth Peripheral Device might be something else (i.e.: not a virtual COM port).
Hope this helps!
Regards,
P.

No driver installed for "Bluetooth Peripheral Device"

Hi
I have BB 8100 pearl with me. I have connect my phone with my new hp dv5t laptop through Bluetooth connection
with windows native drivers its working for me. but when my VIsta 64bit tries to install the drivers, its not able to get the drivers for 2 other things which is Bluetooth Peripheral Device on my device manager. please help me to install the drivers for the same
thanks
ananth

Many (including me) were stumped by the appearance of two bluetooth devices missing drivers in Windows 7 64-bit build 7100 following the installation of Blackberry Desktop Manager Software version 4.6 or higher.
These exclamation ! marked bluetooth peripheral devices are merely two more ports that Windows 7 can't find the drivers for (there should be FOUR total after you follow my suggestions).
Lucky for YOU, these port drivers are already present on your system (assuming you installed RIM Blackberry Desktop Manager software 4.6 or higher).
The 'trick' is to manually load the extra two PORTS by choosing from a list of drivers.
Find the 2 problem drivers-missing entries in your Bluetooth devices list, right click on the first one, choose UPDATE DRIVER SOFTWARE. Then choose Browse My Computer, then Let Me Pick From a List of Device Drivers. Scroll down till you see PORTS, then choose Rim Virtual Serial Port v2 and click Apply.
You'll get a warning message from windows 7, ignore this choose OK or apply and load the driver. It will report the device is set up correctly.
REPEAT this process 1 more time for the 2nd problem child bluetooth device that is missing the driver.
Then pair up your Blackberry with your laptop. Don't forget to REMOVE your laptop or PC from the blackberry list of paired bluetooth devices and then pair it all over again now that you've fixed the drivers on the pc/laptop side of things in Windows 7 by adding those two ports that were missing (assuming you're upgrading to Windows 7 and having problems where you can't sync with Outlook and your Blackberry using BLUETOOTH.
Once you've paired your Blackberry successfully, you'll need to configure Bluetooth in your connections options in Blackberry Desktop Manager 4.6 or higher.
You can then forget about plugging in the USB micro-cable and happily SYNC it with your bluetooth

Bluetooth peripheral device driver missing

Droid bionic connects to pc win 7 64 bit in bluetooth just fine, can play music through pc speakers, transfer files , use as a modem. but in bluetooth devices it shows bionic with a yellow triangle. i right click on it and says trouble shoot . says unknown device, no driver installed. it did load several drivers when i first connected, but this one didnt for some reason. have been to windows update with no luck. bluetooth adapter on pc has latest driver. i have latest motorola usb drivers installed also on the pc.. I may have to contact tech support at motorola for this. also i will try reinstalling my adapter drivers. if anybody has any ideas, please let me know ty.

I tried several other solutions but none of them worked perfectly as the last one that I tried after vigorously searching online.
Here's what I did when bluetooth on Windows 7 PCs that I had:
- Download the 'Windows Mobile Device Center' ( current version is 6.1 ) which you can download it from http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobi...-download.mspx
this works for both Vista and Windows 7. I've tried it on both.
- Install the downloaded software but it may not look like it worked on Windows 7 PCs. Vista automatically configures the settings on the bluetooth devices but for those who have Windows 7, here are the things you should do:
- Go to 'Device Manager' from 'Control Panel' -Or- just right-click on Computer Icon and choose 'Properties' and then click on 'Device Manager'.
- You'll see an 'Unknown Device' named 'Bluetooth Peripheral Device'
- Right-Click it and click on "Update Driver Software" -Or- anyway you find it easy to bring up the Update driver window.
- Click "Browse My Computer for Driver Software" button.
- Click "Let Me Pick from a List of Device Drivers on my computer".
- Select 'Bluetooth Radio' from the list if it asked you to select and then in the next window, it will show a list of drivers with Company Names in one list and Drivers in another. In the Company List choose 'Microsoft Corporation', not only Microsoft.
- From the drivers list there may be one or more drivers with the name "Windows Mobile-Based Device Support" with different driver versions. Select one or the latest.
- Ignore any warnings and keep pressing next and then Finish at last. If all goes well, the last screen will show the message that device driver is successfully installed.
Now, after manually updating the driver for your bluetooth device, in 'Device Manager' when you click on 'Bluetooth Radios', it should display one more item which will say 'Windows Mobile-based device support'.

Bluetooth peripheral device driver not found-samsung fascinate

I have a samsung fascinate and a brand new dell inspiron laptop. I cannot get these two together via bluetooth. The laptop states the "bluetooth peripheral device driver not found."
Are there any solutions for this?
Thanks!

Sure! Try this: First, make sure you have activated Bluetooth pairing on your Fascinate. You can do this by going to your home screen, select Menu > Settings > Wireless & Networks > Bluetooth. Once Bluetooth is on, have your Fascinate scan for your computer by going to Bluetooth settings > Scan for devices. You might be able to pair them that way, instead of trying to find the phone using your computer.

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