Windows 10: Where can I find older versions of my Realtek Wireless Bluetooth Adapter Driver?

My Jlab headphones keep disconnecting because of the newest version of the driver I know it works when I use the older version but it got rid of the older version and I can't find the correct version online.

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Realtek Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter drivers

Thank you for your response.
I have tried the steps you rcommended and I continue to have
the same issue.

1) Device Manager - Uninstalled Realtek Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter

2) Restarted PC
3) All drivers are up to date, yet the issue remains that the
only device affected is the wireless headphone (Cowin E-7),
I lose the sound, although it appears in Bluetooth devices,
and is replaced by "speakers."
4) I have to reload the minidisk for the Realtel Bluetooth 5.0
Adapter to load the Realtek drivers back on and re-install Realtek
Bluetooth. After this is complete the wireles headphones
work well.

Guess I shall ignore any updates, since headphones work well
without updates.

Should you have any other resolution, please let me know.

Thanks again for getting back.

 

Realtek Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter drivers

Hello,

Running Windows 10 version 21H2 - See attached print image for system specs.





Two months ago I purchased a new USB Bluetooth Dongle

Bluetooth 5.0+EDR and Installed the Realtek Drivers.



The problem I have is with my wireless headphone.

Every time Windows updates the Realtek Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter and

I reboot the desktop PC, the sound on my wireless headphone is gone.

To get the sound back, I have to reload the drivers from the Realtek

Buetooth mini disk. And things are fine, yet I show that I still have

a Realtek Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter to be updated.



Any help to isolate what the problem is would be appreciated.



Thank you.

Ed

 

troubles with my Realtek WLAN/BlueTooth adapter


"Anyone any idea how to install the drivers mentioned above? As Windows Update does not 'see' them."
It does not see them because that is your list of hidden updates. You can simply check the ones you want to go thru and the next Windows Update will see them but auto install, so be careful if you don't actually want them.

"I am having troubles with my Realtek WLAN/BlueTooth adapter, so I would like to try a driver update."
Best thing to do and not screw up the list of Hidden Updates you already have, is go to Device Manager (Win+X), expand Bluetooth to see installed drivers. Then r-click the driver/Update Driver Software/Search automatically ... If there is a newer one, it will auto install. Test, if not happy roll back by doing same steps except click Properties and use roll back option. Good Luck