As fun as it is to blast your favorite songs (or Netflix shows) from your PC speakers, it's generally a no-no for those of us who live with others. That's where a good pair of Bluetooth headphones ...

If your computer supports Bluetooth 5.0, you can easily connect multiple wireless speakers. As it is one of the features of Bluetooth 5.0 or later. While modern-day computers might come with Bluetooth ...

Before we dig in, it’s worth noting that Bluetooth will only work in Windows 10 if your hardware supports it. Most modern laptops support Bluetooth out of the box, but desktop or DIY PCs may need a ...

Bluetooth adapters may seem like a dime a dozen with minimal differentiating qualities, but they certainly can come in handy. Whether you want to add wireless capabilities to a prized PC build or have ...

Follow the solutions listed below one by one and see which of them fixes your problem. Troubleshooters are automated tools developed by Microsoft. If you open Windows 11/10 Settings, you will see ...

We'll start with the easiest way to connect an Xbox controller to the PC and that's via a wired USB connection. Plug the USB cable into the computer. Plug the other end into the Xbox controller. Push ...

Microsoft is set to release a Windows XP update that adds support for Bluetooth, the much-hyped technology for wirelessly connecting peripherals. The update is included with a new Bluetooth ...

Microsoft releases to manufacturers an update that would allow PCs running Windows XP to connect to peripherals, handhelds and cell phones without wires. Microsoft is giving computer manufacturers ...

Microsoft's Windows 10 will receive support for Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) over Bluetooth in a new update later in 2021. The AAC support means that Windows users will be able to get better audio ...

I didn't really expect this to be a hard thing to find - I'd like to add Bluetooth to my desktop PC (X570, 3700X, etc.). I'm agnostic about wifi inclusion - it's happily plugged into the wall, which ...

Patch Tuesday has arrived. As expected, Microsoft released a relatively small number of patches for July, but that is no reason for IT admins to let their guard down–especially when one of the patches ...