
Some speakers go into pairing mode once they are turned on and others may require a certain button clicked in order to start pairing, so please your speaker’s manual if you’re not sure how to start pairing. But you need to put your speaker into pairing mode, first. This is done via Pairing with the device. In order to play your laptop audio on a Bluetooth speaker, you have to connect them to each other. Now, let’s pair with the Bluetooth speaker

Now that your device is visible and ready, let’s connect our speaker. As you can see there is an option to alert you when a Bluetooth device tries to connect and another one to show the Bluetooth icon in the notification area as well.On the Options tab, check the checkbox under the Discovery section to Allow Bluetooth devices to find this PC.

Search for Bluetooth and then choose Change Bluetooth settings.Press your Windows logo Key + R to launch your Run app and then type control panel then press Enter or click Ok.Follow these steps to make your Bluetooth discoverable: That means having your Bluetooth on doesn’t always mean that you’re visible. It’s very important to make your Bluetooth visible so that your laptop and your speaker can see each other. Second, time to change your Bluetooth Discoverability

Follow the next part in order to make it discoverable. Note that enabling your Bluetooth doesn’t always mean that your laptop is discoverable by other devices. Don’t worry, these drivers are very light in general, that won’t take too much of your data quota.

Ok, let’s do it! First of all, enable your Bluetooth I’ve explained before how to enable your Bluetooth and I mentioned installing Bluetooth headsets/headphones/speakers there, but this article will be focused specifically on Bluetooth speakers and the issues that you may face with them. Hi everybody! Bluetooth can be a little tricky when it comes to connecting a speaker.
