Go to Start, enter Device Manager, and select it from the list of results. If you don't see the Bluetooth button in action center, try updating your device's driver. If it does, there'll be a Bluetooth button in action center. Select Update the driver for the Bluetooth device in Device Manager and point it to the folder with the extracted/unzipped files and it should install the Bluetooth drivers then.If pressing the Connect button in action center doesn't find your device in Windows 10, here are some things to try:Ĭheck action center to see if your Windows device supports Bluetooth. So in the end it should look like the following: Get rid of the last two lines, i.e., the following:Īnd add this line (paste your value you got earlier in place of USB\VID_05ac&PID_8218):Īpple Built-in Bluetooth=AppleBt, USB\VID_05ac&PID_8218 I use WinRAR to extract to the same folder.įind the files that got extracted/unzipped and, using Notepad, edit the file called AppleBT64.inf. (For illustration, he reports that his was USB\VID_05AC&PID_8218.)įind your bootcamp drivers and under bootcamp/drivers/apple/圆4 copy AppleBluetoothInstaller64 to a folder on your desktop and unzip it. Solution: How to get Bluetooth to work in Parallels 7.īasically, right-click the device in Device Manager, go to Properties, select Details tab, choose Hardware Ids from Property drop down. Tried every package in Bootcamp for version and and no luck. After installing Windows again, the only thing in Device Manager that wouldn't load was the Bluetooth USB Host Controller.
I put in a larger SSD today going from a 120GB to a 240GB and blew away my Windows partition to make the process easier to expand OS X, etc.
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