Why won't my speaker connect to my device?

"Ben Donson



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I just had this same problem with my iPhone. The speaker said it was connected to my phone and my Bluetooth list said connected. The LED light on the speakers keep flashing and the music was still playing from my phone, so it obviously was not connected despite both devices saying it was. I went to my Bluetooth settings and clicked 'forget this device'. The Bose came up again under devices, so I clicked to connect and it fixed the problem. Working just like it should now.

"Everything I tried from online wasn't working for me to resolve the issue of Bluetooth connection.

Here is what worked for me.

1. Went to Control panel and uninstalled Realtek Audio Driver

2. Restarted my machine.

3. Windows asked me to restart again - I think this time it was to finish installing the newer version of the driver. Hence I see today's date after the restart.

4. Made sure the Aux Cable wasn't hooked up to my machine.

5. Turned on the Bose Speaker and pressed the Bluetooth button until the light started blinking

6. Went to Bluetooth & other devices and click on the + button to Add Bluetooth or other devices

7. This time it showed my Bose speaker on the Audio Section instead of other devices section.

And there it worked.

If it is still NOT working go to Sound setting from the control panel and make your Bose Speaker the default device by clicking on the <Set Default> button below.

Hope this works out for you and it did for me."

Tried all of the above to no avail. Any other suggestions?

"I have a Chromebook and i want to connect it to my samsung sound system(Samsung mx f 630) but it won't connect

Any help?"