Windows 10: Casque bose qc35 non détecté

Je n'arrive pas à connecter mon casque bose qc35 sur mon pc depuis que j'ai installé windows 11. En réalité le casque n'est pas du tout détecté alors qu'il marchait parfaitement auparavant

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Trouble using Bose QC35 headphones, Alexa and Bluetooth

Don't have Bose Bluetooth, wish I did. Mine are wired.

Under method two, is this still applicable to your version of the software?





Search high and low for actual screen shots / manual. No luck.

I might also contact Bose, sounds like a glitch in app software. What kind of phone are you using with App and is up to date?


Ken

 

Trouble using Bose QC35 headphones, Alexa and Bluetooth

The latest Bose noise cancelling headphones are the NC700 which I have, and you don't need the app (Bose Music) to connect them to a Bluetooth phone or PC - mine are connected to my Samsung Galaxy Note 9; however if you want all the bells and whistles, you'd want to app. But it's definitely not needed to connect to phones or PC.

Anyway I can't help the OP because the NC700 uses a different app form the QC35 NC phones. This makes at least 3 app I know of since 2017 - There's the "SoundTouch" app for the SoundTouch 300 soundbar speaker system (ST300), there's the Bose "Connect" app for the SoundTouch 700 soundbar speaker system and QC 35 headphones, and now the "Music" app for the NC700 NC phones.

And none shall work with the others - the ST300 speakers aren't compatible with the Bose Music app, the Bose Music app isn't compatible with the ST300. And BTW "Connect" app isn't compatible with the ST300 speakers. WTH *Eek

All that said, I can't speak for the "Connect" app (haven't used it), but both the SoundTouch and Music apps can be extremely flakey when trying to connect to the devices. And the SoundTouch app (a must for network connection) is nightmarish when trying to connect the Soundbar 300 to a network.

Bose makes some great hardware but their software is horrendous! Don't believe me, Google it.

 

Bose QC35 stuttering issue with Windows 10 version 2004

Hello,



Since a couple of weeks my Bose QC35 loses most volume and stutters (only) when using it with my Windows 10 laptop.



I know this is nothing new, and actually a relentless problem for years, and still unresolved. I didn't even have the problem until a couple of weeks ago. Using the same laptop with Windows 10 and the same Base QC35 for 4(!) years prior.



I've read every single post on this on Windows, Lenovo, Bose, Broadcom (my Bluetooth HW), and independent websites, mostly with the same solutions being repeated. Probably tried about 10-15 solutions, nothing worked.



While trying different settings in Control Panel -> Sound I accidentally found that while I have the 'Sound' window open, and ONLY on the 'Recording' tab the audio works without stuttering. If I do something as simple as moving to another tab within the
'Sound' window the stuttering is back. I close the window...problem is back. This is insane. Now it looks like the problem doesn't have anything to do with actual settings, but a simple little window in Control Panel?!



No need to repeat common solutions from other posts. Please drop some serious wisdom here specific to what I'm experiencing with this Control Panel window needing to be open on one specific tab.



Thank you