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I recently tried to pair my Bose Soundlink Micro speaker with my Windows 7 laptop. The device shows up in my bluetooth devices as "connected", but no sound comes through the speaker. It continues to play through the laptop. I've done just about every recommended workaround, but nothing seems to resolve this. After an extensive chat with Bose support, I've come to the conclusion that my bluetooth drivers are not A2DP compatible.
Is there a way to install A2DP bluetooth drivers in Windows 7?
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Hi,
We've found a thread that is somewhat related to your concern, we suggest checking this thread and try the steps/information provided by RazzMcTazz that might help with your concern.
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