Right click each of the tabs that appears under Bluetooth and uninstall ALL of them.

If Bluetooth pops up (which it did for me, thankfully), click on it. With the addition of Swift Pair compatibility, Galaxy Buds join Galaxy Buds+ to support multiple pairing experiences across mobile and PC devices, 3 giving you the freedom to easily connect to, and switch between, your favorite devices'. Open device manager (type it into the search bar on the bottom left or hit Windows+R and type devmgmt.msc) Click 'View' on the top, and select 'Show Hidden Devices'. 2 This allows you to utilize Galaxy Buds’ innovative sound quality on work-related tasks, such as remote video meetings, or listening to the music that helps you power through the workday. 'With Microsoft Swift Pair feature, you can now more easily pair your Galaxy Buds to your Windows 10-based PC. However situation different on Galaxy Buds Plus, see article from 2020: Of the features of the earbuds may not be available and the earbuds may not work 'If you connect to a non-Samsung mobile device that also uses the Android OS, some Download a bluetooth driver from the Windows website to. Could not identify anything that contained the term 'bluetooth' to try to reinstall. If the pop-up window does not appear, update the SmartThings app to the Scan for hardware changes in the device manager (did not make the bluetooth come back) Device Manager > Action > Add legacy hardware. 'The connection pop-up window will appear only on Samsung mobile devices running Android operating system 7.1.1 or later that have the SmartThings app Realise this will have been somewhat frustrating but imagine Galaxy Buds Pro are designed for Mobile Devices and the biggest demand for their use.

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