Windows 10: How To Adjust Sound of Bluetooth Devices on a Win10 P.C.?

My Win10 PC came with the Realtek HD Audio Manager pre-installed. It has the ability to adjust sounds, with several different configurations, of hardware that's connected to the computer, like speakers and headphones plugged into the jack.

But I don't see a way to adjust the equalizer settings for Headphones that are connected to the P.C. via Bluetooth. Is there an updated Realtek HD Audio Manager update/add-on available, or some other software that can be downloaded to accomplish this? There were several equalizer apps for my Android phone, but can't find any simple ones for casual Windows PC users. (There is a professional Sound EQ at SourceForge.net, but it's way too complicated and requires 3 separate downloads) Thanks in advance for any guidance.

-Allen in Chicagoland

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yet Win10 says - no devices are installed (it's blank and Windows Media Player says no audio devices are installed)

same thing happens without sound card and using onboard sound.

tried restarting ALL services related to no effect.

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