Drajver Periferijnogo Ustrojstva Bluetooth Windows 7 Skachatj

Okay, am I the only person that wants to bluetooth pair my phone with my Windows computer? I've searched all over the place and can't find hardly any posts on any forum anywhere about this. The very few I did find have generic answers, none of which work (it's like the people who try to answer have no actual experience with the S III and are just throwing out general bluetooth tips). So I want to pair my brand new Samsung Galaxy S III (Sprint, Jelly Bean) with my computer (Windows 7, tried both 32-bit and 64-bit, no luck on either). It goes through the bluetooth pairing process, makes the initial pairing, the phone shows up in the bluetooth devices list, but then Windows shows it's usual 'Installing drivers' message box, then after a minute or so says it failed. If I look in Device Manager I have two 'Bluetooth Periperal Device' items listed under 'Other devices', and both have the yellow triangle with the exclamation point on them. I've checked Samsung's web site and they have USB drivers, but no bluetooth Windows drivers.

Apr 30, 2016 - 1 - Download the 'Windows Mobile Device Center' (current version. 4 - You'll see an 'Unknown Device' named 'Bluetooth Peripheral Device'. Feb 22, 2017 - I am about to try the 2nd Download listed on the Link #2 you posted. Once that's completed, attempt to pair any Bluetooth device with the Computer. So it's important to have the correct driver for you device.

I have Samsung Kies installed on the computer and the phone does connect via USB just fine, but I can not get it to connect via Bluetooth becuase of this missing driver. IS there a Bluetooth driver for the S III for Windows? If not, why not? This was a function in my 4 year old Windows Mobile 6.0 phone.

Don't tell me they've taken a step backwards in basic phone functionality in the last 4 years. Well, after several more hours and a few more searches of various different combinations of terms (after the several hours I spent searching and trying several suggested solutions I had found in various searches before I posted this original question) I finally got it working.

Ultimately it was a driver issue with the drivers for the Bluetooth on the computer, but there was more to it that also made it more complicated to figure out. If anyone reading this wants more detail on what I figured out, read on. Otherwise you can probably skip the rest of this First, I STILL SEE the unknown 'Bluetooth Peripheral Device' items (I actually see 3 of them) in Device Manager, but it works in general even with that. (I never found any drivers specific for the Galaxy S III). So I just had to learn that if everything else worked per the next two issues, then just let these unknown devices go.

Secondly, it essentially ended up being a driver issue with the Bluetooth drivers for my computer, but figuring that out wasn't as easy as it sounds. I had tried 2 different computers with the same result on both of them originally (I got the unknown Bluetooth Peripheral Device items with nothing else). The manufacturer of the computers (HP) did not have any newer drivers for the two models of computer posted on their web site.