>>Hi,
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>>I have a bluetooth device (headset) that I added to the Windows 7 Bluetooth devices. So obviously Windows "detected" this device when it was on. Now when I turn the headset on, I tried to listen to a youtube but no sound is sent to the headset. The headset actually works with iPhone. And to test it, I turned the bluetooth off on the iphone, just so it was be interfering. What do you suggest?
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>Bluetooth devices has to be "matched" in order to communicate. You can usually do this from Windows' Bluetooth setup.
One more thing I notices, when I turn on the Bluetooth headset it says "Bluetooth is connected" So it must be connecting to the PC. Yet, I don't see on the PC where I can select to send the sound to the Bluetooth or the speaker. When I am connecting another Bluetooth headset to the iPad, I see this option in all apps that have sound.
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