Windows 10: Accidentally Deleted ICService_New Driver, Possibly Causing a Bluetooth Audio Connection...

So previously when my Bluetooth connection between my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE and my Windows 10 PC was fine, I noticed the audio streaming between my device was kind of choppy. Not knowing what I was doing, I thought maybe I could reinstall some drivers and see if that helped. Usually when you delete a driver in device manager, it reinstalls itself I thought. Well the driver for ICService_New did not. While I can still connect my tablet to my PC in general, whenever I try connecting my tablet for audio, and look in either AudioPlaybackConnector by ysc3839 on GitHub, or Bluetooth Audio Recei

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No Driver for IcService_New

IcService_New and a system Driver connected to my smartphone, see the Prt Sc.









Where can I find Driver for this device?

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Audio on connected Bluetooth devices


I'm having a weird problem that I can't figure out and it's driving me nuts.

All that I'm attempting to do is to listen to the podcasts that I have on my Android smart phone through the speakers on my computer via Bluetooth. This worked in Win 8, but since upgrading to 10 I'm encountering a problem.

The computer will pair with the phone with no issues. It will also connect with the device via Bluetooth, no issues there either. But I can't make it pull the audio from the phone. When connected, the audio still plays through the phone, and not the computer.

I've poked around audio settings, and can't find anything. I installed drivers specific to the phone, that did not work. I also went to Dell's site and installed Bluetooth drivers that are specific to my computer. No change.

Any suggestions?

 

Bluetooth audio connection issues

Hi Rejin,

Let's get your earphones sorted. A few possible reasons can cause this issue. To diagnose and fix this problem, we suggest that you
run the hardware troubleshooter. This tool can help diagnose and fix hardware issues. Here's how:

• Click Start.
• On the search bar, type Troubleshooting, and click on
  Troubleshooting from the results.
• Click Hardware and Sound.
• Under Device, click Hardware and Devices.

For additional troubleshooting steps that you can perform, you may refer to the following link:

Fix connections to Bluetooth audio devices and wireless displays.

We also recommend that you refer to the My Bluetooth device shows as Paired, but it isn’t working. How do I fix this? section in the following link:

Fix Bluetooth problems in Windows 10: FAQ.

Let us know how it goes for us to assist you further.