pairing your Bluetooth speakers or headphones to your Windows device is a smart move. Follow this easy guide to get your audio equipment connected in no time.
Enable Bluetooth on Your Device
Before starting, make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your Windows device:
- Open Settings Click the Start button or press the Windows key, then select the ‘Settings’ gear icon.
- Select Devices From the Settings menu, choose ‘Devices.’
- Turn on Bluetooth Click the ‘Bluetooth & other devices’ tab on the sidebar. Toggle on the Bluetooth switch.
Pair Your Bluetooth Speakers or Headphones
Now you can pair your Bluetooth speakers or headphones:
- Access Bluetooth Settings Stay in the ‘Bluetooth & other devices’ tab in the Devices menu.
- Add Bluetooth Device Click on ‘Add Bluetooth or other device,’ then select ‘Bluetooth’ in the pop-up window.
- Put Your Speakers in Pairing Mode The method for this varies by device, so consult your user manual. Usually, you’ll hold down a button until a light starts blinking.
- Select Your Device Back on your Windows device, it will start scanning for Bluetooth devices. Once your speakers or headphones appear in the list, click on them to start pairing.
- Complete the Pairing Follow any on-screen instructions to complete the pairing. If prompted for a passkey, check your device’s manual.
Congratulations! You’ve successfully paired your Bluetooth speakers or headphones with your Windows device. Now you’re ready to enjoy high-quality sound for your music, videos, games, and more.