Windows 10: Can win10 use my bluetooth headset as my microphone/speaker device?

I can get it to pair and says it is paired but it says it is disconnected in the playback and recording settings dialog box. Is it possible my devices are too old the Bluetooth dongle is BT2.0 and the headset is a MotorolaT225 hands free speakerphone for my cellphone which works fine. If they are then what headset does work with win10 out of the box?

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Use N95 speaker for headset sounds in Off Line mode.

I want to use my bluetooth headset as a microphone and my Nokia N95 as bluetooth receiver to hear my voice in the N95 speaker (not when I am calling).

If possible I like to use a function like this in Off Line mode.

Is it possible to hear headset sound in the phone speaker?

Is there any software for this function?

 

Connecting non-headset devices on C5-00

I have a bluetooth device that I need to connect without invoking the "headset" or "car kit" setting. The device is a wristband that vibrates when a call is received (being partially deaf I can't hear my phone ring when outside).



The device is connecting and vibrates no problem. However it is invoking the headset/car mode which turns off the speaker and microphone in the phone. So while the wristband is connnected I can't actually use the phone.



Is there any way of configuring the bluetooth settings for a particular connection to not disable the speaker/microphone?



I also connect to my car bluetooth, which does transfer the speaker/microphone to the car.



Thanks,

Craig

 

After you have it paired, click on search and type sound. Click to open the sound settings and see if your Bluetooth is listed. You may have to make it default to work. There you can also click and test it to make sure it works.

 

everything is greyed out so i cant set it as default so im thinking it is a driver problem or device compatibility issue.....

 

Maybe Bluetooth is not working properly with Microsoft drivers. See if your device is compatible with the ITV BlueSoleil software and use that instead. But then you will lose Bluetooth compatibility to other applications that expect the Microsoft driver. I tried BlueSoleil once for my Bluetooth, it worked fine, but only via the BlueSoleil application. I could not make it work in another application, so I reverted back to Microsoft drivers.

 

where do i find such as you refer to? : BlueSoleil

 

Download BlueSoleil from here:

 

Thanks spapakons that was the answer bluesoleil is a tremendous piece of software. Not sure if I can get my car speakerphone to work exactly the same as a normal headset though since the mic is so close to the speaker - get some feedback - guess its to be expected but at least i know its possible to use now with bluesoleil. Thanks again to you and IVT.