“How do I connect my wireless headphones? I installed the bluetooth software (Micro Bluetooth Adapter 2.1 connectivity) on my computer (I have Windows 7 professional). Tried to pair my wireless earbuds (Jaybird Freedom 3). I've tried several times and occasionally the bluetooth will find the earbuds but it won't add them. Sometimes it doesn't even find them. I reinstalled the software (did a repair) and that didn't change anything. What can I do next? This question was asked before, and the answer was "This should work." It does not work. Please advise.”
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I have the jaybirds headphones too. I had the same issue. You need to make your headphones searchable again. Just the hold down the power button and you should see the light blink constantly, that means it's searchable by other devices. In other word reset your headphones. That should work.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The first thing you need to do is pair the device. These devices usually require a password to pair so that people can't simply randomly hijack your device. In order to pair the devices, you usually have to make sure they are both visible to each other. Check your instructions or go online to find the necessary password. Bluetooth can be a little finicky to get paired. Make sure the devices are close and relatively unobstructed (don't have a lead wall or a strong magnet between the 2 devices you are pairing). Once paired, acclimate yourself with your device list. If the devices don't automatically connect, you will have to select it from the list and tell them to talk. My bluetooth phone usually connects to my car radio automatically. But one in ten times it requires me to select the device to connect. And finally, make sure the BT device is enable. The device can be plugged in, but it doesn't mean it is turned on. Good luck!
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