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Bluetooth Driver Installer 64-bit is a small shareware application that attempts to install a generic Microsoft driver for your Bluetooth device. The software is based on a well-known method of fixing the infbth.inf file in the WinDir percentage directory.
It works with most (but not all) Bluetooth adapters, including USB dongles and built-in Bluetooth adapters. (For a list of Bluetooth devices and hardware IDs known to work, see this page. Note that this is not a complete list.)
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The software generates a restore point before making changes to your system. If something goes wrong with your computer, you can use Windows System Restore to undo all changes. Bluetooth Driver Installer 64-bit is a handy utility when your device cannot identify a Bluetooth connection!
Easy to use
Bluetooth Driver Installer is very easy to use as it reduces the user's efforts to go through a wizard that identifies your device and installs the required drivers. After a successful procedure, a full report on the device model, manufacturer and subversion is always provided.
The entire procedure should take no more than a few minutes, with no effect on system resources. Even though our adapter was not listed on the developer's compatibility website, it managed to install it correctly throughout our testing. It comes in a small container that can be stored on a USB drive with other tools.
This simple free tool will attempt to install a generic Microsoft Bluetooth driver for your device. The application is based on a well-known method of fixing the infbth.inf file in the WinDir percent directory.
It works with most (but not all) Bluetooth adapters, including USB dongles and built-in devices. (For a list of bluetooth devices and identifiers hardware known to work, see this page. Note that this is not an exhaustive list.)
The application sets a restore point before making any changes to your system. If something is wrong with your computer, you can use the Windows System Restore tool to undo all changes.