> Browse My Computer For Driver Software > Let Me Pick From a List.

You will probably see a few entries, one of which is 'Bluetooth AV', highlight it and click Properties.

Go to Control Panel > Devices and Printers (not Device Manager!) > right click JBL Charge 3 (or your BT speaker) > Properties > tab Hardware.

Speaker power button is still showing white, when it connects it will show blue.

You will receive a warning that Windows cannot confirm the compatibility but that's ok, click Yes and close everything.On the left choose 'Microsoft' and on the right choose 'Handsfree Audio Gateway Service' and click Next.You probably see that Windows has assigned a driver for generic 'Bluetooth Device', which will never work because the speaker is programed as an audio device/headset.Go to Control Panel > Device Manager > expand Bluetooth > right click JBL Charge 3 (or your BT speaker) > Properties > tab Driver > Update Driver.Connect/pair with the speaker - the power button changes color to white and is not flashing, Windows says device is connected/paired, but can't play any sound.Go to the usual place where you add a new Bluetooth device (for Windows 10 that's Windows Settings > Devices > Bluetooth).Press the Bluetooth button on the speaker - the power button starts blinking blue.Power on the speaker (I have a JBL Charge 3).All you need is the standard Bluetooth drivers and wireless drivers provided by the manufacturer of the laptop on their website, but make sure you have the latest one!.None of this works because Windows fails to assign an appropriate driver TYPE to the Bluetooth speaker by default.Ībout my setup - I am using a business laptop HP ProBook 650 G1 with Windows 10 圆4, but this fix should work on any Windows.

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