A:AnswerNo this is a BLUETOOTH adapter it connects to anything that has Bluetooth like headphones, ear phones, iphones, ipods, what you want is called a Wifi adapter.
A:AnswerThis adapter works for most Windows 10 computers that do not have built-in Bluetooth, to pair Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. If your keyboard and mouse work on radio frequency, this adapter cannot work for you.
A:AnswerWith much more work, and non work, time spent at home I, too, was looking for ways to extend the sound applications from my computer. Wired headphones and play back devices were limiting and often in the way.
So, I did purchased a Bluetooth dongle.
Windows automatically configured the dongle. "Bluetooth" was added to the settings pop up (far right on the application bar)
Yes, headphone connected quite easily.
As an non expert, obviously, I would expect your speakers would connect as well.
Thanks for the read, sorry for the rambling.
Besides, you should be able to return it within the return policy guidelines if it doesn't work.
Assumption: your receiver has an auxilliary input that would accept the wireless input. Looking briefly at some Insignia receivers with Bluetooth on line, some list support for phones and devices WITH Bluetooth as well.
Keep the volume up and the impedance high (whatever).
A:AnswerReturn it. I had the same problem with mine with my Dell. I was trying to get it to work with my keyboard and mouse.
Since it was a company laptop I had someone from IT help me. We spent 70 minutes and still couldn’t get it to work.
Two colleagues told me that they’d had the same problem and to just order a new set. One of them told me that it just wasn’t worth the time and effort to find a compatible adapter.
