This article describes how to install and enable Bluetooth headset profile ( HSP) on both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) editions of Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Vista, and Microsoft Windows Server 2008. It also provides CSR Bluetooth device drivers for select OEMs and aftermarket Bluetooth dongles. Due to the fact that Windows doesn’t support Bluetooth headset profile ( HSP) out of the box, if you want to use a Bluetooth headset with your adapter, you’ll need a little creative workaround to add the headset profile to the default Microsoft stack. Download either of the x86 or x64 compilations of the CSR Bluetooth driver and extract its contents to a folder. When you try to pair your headset to your computer, Windows will ask for drivers for the headset since it doesn’t find the appropriate headset profile. Point Windows to the folder where you have extracted the CSR drivers to make it work. Make sure you go into the device in the Bluetooth Devices panel and check off the boxes for unwanted profiles. But first, do you have a BT radio installed? Read more: Bluetooth Device Driver Installation Not taking PCI / PCIe Bluetooth devices into account at all, newer versions of Windows recognize a wide range of USB Bluetooth devices out of the box. But if your Bluetooth radio USB device is not recognized, you can try the Bluetooth Filter Driver ( Bth Filt) of. Cambridge Silicon Radio Bluetooth Filter Driver Download Links Download CSR Bluetooth device driver version for Windows 7 x86 (32-bit) / Windows Vista x86 (32-bit) / Windows Server 2008 x86 (32-bit) Download CSR Bluetooth device driver version for Windows 7 x64 (64-bit) / Windows Vista x64 (64-bit) / Windows Server 2008 x64 (64-bit) Archive File Listing Bth Filt.inf, Bth Filt.sys, Bth Filt.cat Extracted from Dell Wireless 350.
quot;: Originally Posted by joseignaciobp Just happened the same to me today. I installed the update: Cambridge Silicon Radio Limited - Audio, Other hardware - CSR Blue Core Nanosira Hey there Jose, I have also experienced a similar issue like this today, and have started a thread here: If you get any information on a resolution for this, will you let me know? Thanks, CB.
I'm using TAG Bluetooth Dongle. I got one Bluetooth Peripheral Device Driver(see details below) from Windows Update. And everything worked fine, when I used it in early 2011. After long time I used it recently. Now Microsoft removed it from the servers and now it says no driver found. I searched manufacturer site, but got only Bluesoliel drivers. after install, it didn't open(that was a cracked s/w). The particular driver is not available when searched. Even if available, it can't be downloaded. Please find me the below driver for free download. Details I got from Windows Update history) CSR plc - Other hardware - CSR Bluetooth Radio Installation date: 1/21/2011 9:34 PM Installation status: Successful Update type: Optional CSR plc Other hardware software update released in May, 2008 Version Number This is free, and worth a try for your Bluetooth adapter driver. But if you cannot find the driver, you can now buy a new Bluetooth adapter for a very low price, less than £6 / . I use a Sweex BT200 and it works with Windows 7 perfectly, although I think that model is out of production now, there is a new one for the same price, - see; I also have a Belkin Bluetooth adapter which costs more but is perfect with Windows 7 too. Sorry it its not the driver. I found the driver using Uniblue driver scanner. It is Atheros ( In device manager, in hidden devices, under Bluetooth Virtual Device- Bluetooth Video Sink Service ). The driver details: Driver Provider: Atheros Communications Driver Date: Driver Version: Digital Signer: Microsoft Windows Hardware.
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