Using Bluetooth ... them have a USB peripheral we’re guessing one of the newer variety. It works with Linux computers, and we’re told it should work with Windows too if a HCI driver is present.

[DastardlyLabs] saw a video about converting a PS/2 keyboard to Bluetooth and realized he didn’t have any PS/2 keyboards anymore. So he pulled the same trick with a USB keyboard. Along the way ...

The best next step, then, is to uninstall every Bluetooth driver. If you’re using a dongle, then uninstall the USB controllers as well. To get these things done, click on the Windows key + R ...

A USB-based device that transmits and receives Bluetooth wireless signals. It plugs into the USB port to support Bluetooth mice, keyboards and other Bluetooth devices. Also called a "Bluetooth ...

To roll back your Bluetooth driver, follow these steps ... This is why I always keep a Linux Live USB handy, as I can use the Try Ubuntu option to test the operating system without installing ...

Alternatively, you can try reinstalling the Bluetooth driver to get this issue solved. In Windows devices, drivers normally get downloaded and installed automatically through the Windows Update.

To use the DualSense via Bluetooth, you'll need a USB Bluetooth adapter (or a motherboard ... be accessible in Windows with its DirectInput driver, which some games will recognize and let you ...

Measuring approximately 4.5 inches in all directions, the Boutique takes its design cues from the Tivoli Model Two speaker.