Jul 05, 2011 The Bluetooth audio stack driver is removed in Windows 7, you will have to use third party drivers to get audio support with bluetooth. Look at Windows. I spent many hours trying to figure out how to connect my two Windows 7 64-bit PCs to my Bluetooth stereo audio device (the Motorola S705) but the problem seems to be.

One of our really awesome fans just posted this as she was having issues with some of the audio drivers on her Windows7 computer. Elements Physical Chemistry Pdf there. I did several searches and attemped to resolve the issue of 'No sound' from my Windows 7 laptop to my Boombot Rex speaker. The final attempt was locating and installing Windows Mobile Device Center followed by updates. I did get Rex recognized as a speaker and got some sound. However, it was terrible. And, every time I went out and back into PC I had to uninstall Rex and reinstall drivers.

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There are compatibility issue between Bluetooth speakers and Windows 7 Home Premium. If you want a workaround, this one might do >To stream HiDef music from PC to a Blutooth(BT) device – e.g. Wireless headphones or BT wireless speakers - using BlueTooth adaptor you’ll need a A2DP driver, which Windows Xp, Vista and 7 don’t supply. As for me, I am content to take Rex and Vega (my GS3) out in the Great Northwet and enjoy the awesome sound.