Speakers and I was unable to change this.Ģ) Even worse - and I'm not sure if this is a Windows 10 thing or a receiver thing - but as long as my laptop was open, the source of the receiver would change to Bluetooth every 15-20 seconds. My receiver is a 5.1 system, so I have five speakers and a subwoofer but windows had it as a 2-channel system and only played music out of the the two front However, this brought up a couple of other issues:ġ) While I could play music through it, I was unable to configure it - everything was grayed out. I followed the directions, was able to add my receiver and play music through it. Previously, I had done Method 1 and Method 3 multiple times, with no luck. Under Bluetooth, tap or click to turn Bluetooth Off, and then tap or click again to turn Bluetooth Tap or click PC and devices, and then tap or click Bluetooth. From the Start screen, swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and then tap or click Settings. Select “Uninstall”, check marked “delete the software for the device” and select “OK” (after that, you can see there is no “Bluetooth” expansion on "Device Manager") Expand “Bluetooth” and right-click on the driver. Press Windows key + X and select “Device Manager” Reinstall the Bluetooth driver following these steps: Check if it is started, if not Right click on the service and click on Start. Press Windows Key + R, type services.msc and press Enter. Check if the Bluetooth service is running: I suggest you follow the instructions down below. Hello MichaelFronczak, my name is Irisdiel and I am an independent advisor. When I look at my Bluetooth devices, the Receiver comes up as headphones and just says "Connected", but the JBL speaker comes up as a speakerĪnd says "Connected voice, music". I had no issues getting that paired, connected or using it. If I right-clickĪs a test, I also tried connected a JBL speaker I have. Though it says Connected, if I go to Sound Control Panel, it shows up in the Playback tab as Disconnected. However, I can't select it as an output device. I was able to pair the Dell with the receiver, and it not only says Paired but Connected.
I figured I could do this via Bluetooth and ran into some problems.
Through iTunes, I'm able to use Apple Airplay to play my music library through my receiver and speakers, but I'd like to play other sorts of music through the receiver & speakers as well. The receiver is hardwired to one of the Google Wifi pucks. The basic info: I have a Dell XPS-15 running Windows 10, a Denon AVR-S710W receiver and Google Wifi.
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