Windows 10: Bluetooth with Low Energy Peripheral mode for mirroring my S10+ Android phone to my Windows...

Hi. I recent read about the Your Phone App on Windows 10 supporting mirroring. It said I needed a Bluetooth device with Low Energy Peripheral mode,, so I ordered what i thought would do it. I ordered a device form Amazon called 'Avantree Wireless 4.0 Micro USB Adapter' which said it supported LE but when I have connected it to my computer and checked the properties I still get a false reading! (see attached below). Obviously I am not happy and it seems a big hunt to find an adapter which supports this exact property. Is there any other way to get it to work with this feature? Or will Microsoft get the Your Phone App to work without this feature? Thanks in advance!




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Preview Android phone screen mirroring with Windows 10 Your Phone app

Source: Phone screen supported devices - Microsoft Community

Download:

• Get Your Phone - Microsoft Store
• Your Phone Companion | Google Play

 

Bluetooth Low Energy Windows 10

Hello,

i have a strange Problem with my Windows PC. The list of my Bluetooth low energy device is growing and i am unable to remove them.

When i try to remove them in the device Manager, they appear back after a restart.

On initial bonding the device was asking for a passkey and everything was fine. After a reboot the device was listed in the device Manager with Status_power_failure and i am unable to remove them. And Pairing with this device is impossible.

Updating the drivers, switching of WLAN and BLuetooth and then remove the devices does not work.

I tried this with different Bluetooth sticks (CSR, Intel and Broadcom). Every stick has the same behaviour.

Anyone an idea on how to solve this ?

best regards

Lars

 

Option to play audio from Bluetooth device is missing from Settings


I want to stream audio via Bluetooth from my Android phone to my laptop running Windows 10 version 1703, but the option to play audio from phone via Bluetooth is not showing up on Settings>Bluetooth and Other Devices. Obviously, I have already paired my Android device with my laptop, and my device is visible on Other Devices, and listed as "Paired". I have also already checked my device properties on Devices and Printers, and on Service tab, "Advanced Audio" (A2DP profile) box is checked. Both my laptop and Android phone have Bluetooth 4.0 support, with my laptop also supporting HS extension, and my phone, LE (Low Energy).

I have no clue why Bluetooth audio playback isn't showing. How would I make Windows play audio via Bluetooth from my device? Thanks in advance.