Byte Corseca BT Stereo bluetooth Headset Not working in windows 8.1

Hi
I m using Byte Corseca BT Stereo bluetooth Headset its working fine in windows 8 . when i get update from microsoft windows 8.1 its not working ..Please any one give me the solution.
Thanks in Advance
Ramesh M

what is your laptop model?
update your Bluetooth driver, in order to work with Windows 8.1 your Bluetooth driver need to be updated
you can find updated driver from your manufactured site. I this Bluetooth comes with software, try to reinstall it
Please also check if there is any important update driver for your laptop

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Sample picture
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