Windows 10: Bluetooth speaker driver install fails, device manager error code 10

Hi,

On Windows 8. 1, I had no issues with this speaker. It's a JBL Charge. After upgrading to 10 it worked fine until a reboot when it failed to connect (it pairs, but won't connect, and the speaker doesn't appear as an audio-out option in Sound settings).

The Bluetooth wizard in PC Settings says "Driver error" next to the speaker icon.

Poking around in device manager, I see this error:

"This device cannot start. (Code 10)


{Conflicting Address Range}
The specified address range conflicts with the address space."

The only references I find to this error online are for different (and quite old) version of windows, and seem unrelated to Bluetooth.

I can't even look at the "resources" tab for help because it appears to have vanished in Windows 10!

Is anyone else experiencing this?

:)

 

Stop Code: KERNAL_AUTO_BOOST_LOCK_ACQUISITION_WITH_RAISED_IRQL

My issue with this Stop Code error is IOGEAR 4.0 Bluetooth model GBU521 Bluetooth adapter. The Stop Code: KERNAL_AUTO_BOOST_LOCK_ACQUISITION_WITH_RAISED_IRQL appears, it restarts my computer only when I actually press the connect button on a BOSE wireless
speaker. The pairing of the BOSE speaker went fine. Even at one point, immediately after this brand new build of this Intel 6700 series CPU high end computer using Windows 10 build software when I put the IOGEAR dangle into a USB 3.0 socket the error code
popped up, restarted the computer and the BOSE speakers worked. Not anymore. No connection to the speaker. It simply crashes, reboots and the computer runs fine but no BOSE speaker. Why is there a conflict? I have twice removed the drivers in device manager
and they reinstalled from a new boot.

 

Bluetooth refuses to install.

The model number is N53SV. Please excuse my error.

By "Bluetooth devices," I mean the mouse and speakers. They are my only Bluetooth devices.

Yes, I did use Device Manager to uninstall Bluetooth drivers.

After removing the drivers and then removing the speakers and the mouse, I restarted the computer. Bluetooth installed normally, and I reinstalled and paired the mouse and speakers. Everything worked as it should.

The solution is only temporary. When I shut down the computer and later start it again, the same problem occurs. Bluetooth does not install, and the mouse and speakers do not function. I must repeat the procedure of uninstalling drivers, mouse, and speakers,
then booting the computer again and then reinstalling the mouse and speakers.

I know how to solve the problem, and your suggestions are correct. The question is how to prevent the problem from occurring again every time I boot the computer.

 

Did you find a solution? I'm having same problem.

 

Any irregularities with your 'Sound card' drivers ?

 

Man, I got this problem too, the 'quick' solution is uninstall KB3124262, which is giving the problems. After that, my JBL GO worked again on stereo mode!

PS: I even phoned Microsoft and chat on support, but all they were saying was 'Buy our support plan, update drivers, blah blah...' Such a shame...

PPS: I hope this won't lead us to any security problem but, hey! It's working again *Biggrin

PPPS: We should pin this or get it visible, so as other people with the same problem see it.