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Question: Do you need bluetooth soft ware on your computer for this to work with headphones?
Document: No need to be computer or gadget savvy in order to figure out how to make this work.
I couldn't get my photive bluetooth cans to be recognized at first. I did have to install the software from the disc and then it paired up, no issues. Good range, great sound. Worth the low cost to pair with my headphones at work.
Bought this for my Fedora machine at work. Not sure if it the adapter or Fedora, but sometimes it's a little finicky re-pairing my headphones after I've paired them with something else (I thinks it's a Fedora issue though). Range is pretty typical of any other bluetooth adapter.
There is no Manufacturer provided driver for this Bluetooth adapter, Windows uses the Generic Microsoft Bluetooth Driver for it. For the most part it seemed to work with anything I threw at it - speakers, headphones etc. Until I got myself aMicrosoft Sculpt Comfort Mouse (H3S-00003)(Bluetooth 3.0). I like Windows 8.1 and really liked the mouse too, but it was not meant to be. It would get disconnected randomly, become painfully slow.
I have followed all directions and I cannot get it to work. On my new &#34;super&#34; computer it knocked out my wireless, but still did not give me Bluetooth. If anyone has any insight as to what I might be doing wrong. Please feel free to comment and let me know. Thanks
This little micro USB Bluetooth adapter is the answer for anyone who does not have Bluetooth capabilities on their desktop or laptop! So easy to install and works like a charm.First install the CD and follow the instructions to install the WIDCOMM software  - it only takes a couple of minutes. After restarting your computer you are ready to pair your first Bluetooth device. I wanted to connect my iPhone 5 so I would be able to listen to my iTunes via my work desktop's speakers.
It works great with my Windows 7_ 64 bit computer. Followed the instructions, put in the disc and that was basically it. Well had to do some minor tweaking. Now when I want to use my headphones they automatically connect and I'm ready to go. I WOULD READILLY  RECOMMEND THIS DONGLE.
I got one for desktop worked , got one for laptop worked .If you want Bluetooth than get this , it is all you need.
I was able to connect my Wireless Apple keyboard and Magic Track Pad on my Hackintosh. All functioning and waking from sleep on a single Bluetooth dongle.Cons: I bought 2 thinking that I needed 2 to support each peripheral (Apple Track Pad/ apple Wireless Keyboard). I just need one to run both peripherals. But one dongle arrived defective.
The one thing Bluetooth 4.0 introduces is support for collecting data from devices which generate data at a very low rate. The main intent of this feature, called Low Energy (LE), is to aggregate data from various sensors, like heart rate monitors, thermometers etc. So, I did not really need a Bluetooth 4.0 Dongle. But Windows 8.1 intervened.
Answer: In my case with Windows 7 I just plugged it in and it worked. I can now use my cell phone earpiece for Skype calls from my desktop computer.