Windows 10: TOZO T12 not working with Windows 11 [Fix]

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Are TOZO T12 earbuds not working with your Windows 11 PC? If so, this post will help you get rid of this issue. How do I connect my TOZO earbuds to Windows 11? To pair or connect your TOZO T12 earbuds with a Windows 11 computer, follow the below steps: First, charge the earbuds fully […]

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Has the issue with Tozo T12 earbuds not producing sound in Win 11 been resolved yet ? What is he fix for the problem ?

 

Tozo T12 ear buds work with windows 10 but not with Windows 11, I know why but need help fixing the driver issue.

I have spent hours researching this and scene many threads on people using Tozo T12 ear buds fine on windows 10 but when upgraded to windows 11 they no longer work. I am one of those people who experienced this problem and fortunately I have a dual boot PC, 1 SSD running windows 10 and the other running windows 11. My Tozo T12s worked fine when booted in Windows 10 but not windows 11. I also have a little bit of computer know how and have screen shots of the difference of the driver file details in windows 10 vs windows 11. What it breaks down to is this, In windows 11 the Bluetooth Device (RFCOMM Protocol TDI) is a slightly newer file version and so is the Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator and the Bluetooth LE Enumerator. When I took screenshots of all the T12 driver details from working windows 10 and compared them to the non working windows 11 everything is the exact same except for 1 driver package. In device manager under Sound, Video & Game Controllers tab where it says Tozo Hands Free the first 5 Driver files are the same, the 6th driver file is different than the working windows 10 driver file and its missing a 7th driver file that was in the windows 10 version. I have checked the windows/system32 folder on both my hard drives and have verified that both windows 10 and windows 11 have all these same exact .sys and .dll files. Is there a way to manually change the specific files used by a driver in the driver file details? Is there a way I can manually create a copy of the windows 10 driver package to update it in windows 11? Or is there a way I can make my own driver that uses the specific driver files since i can copy and paste them in the working order and just update that driver win windows 11? I tried manually installing the older blue-tooth drivers used in windows 10 in windows 11 to see If I could fix it easier but it says it not allowed "as I already have the best/most recent driver installed".

Thank You,

Benjamin D.

 

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Good Day Newto10annap,

My name is Carlo, I am also using Windows 11 pc and community member like you.

It appears that is still ongoing I am seeing similar recent threads created in the community.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/report-a...

You can submit a feedback using the feedback hub to notify the developers and take a look at it.

-Click Start, type Feedback Hub and open it

-Enter the details of the issue you are experiencing with the Tozo earbuds.

-Hit Submit once done to notify the developers.

Have a wonderful day ahead and stay safe.

Sincerely,

Carlo T.