JBL TUNE 500BT Headphones - Unable to Connect, Drivers Missing on Laptop & Official Website

Hello, I have a problem with connecting the headphones to a laptop, bluetooth can see them but cannot install drivers for them, I also did not find them on the official jbl website. Please help. In the attachment there is a photo from the device manager

https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic1228905.html

I tried to use it, but it is not up-to-date, namely you cannot download these drivers for free, or I do not search for them because windows 7 is no longer supported. Is there anyone here who has already connected these headphones to his laptop?

What is this laptop?
Yep, they are BT 4.1
I think I have BT 4.0 in my laptop
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3609060.html

Added after 15 [minutes]:

dynasty132 wrote:

I tried to use it, but it is not up to date, it is impossible to download these drivers for free,

Maybe.
Ever participated in some discussion about drivers for BT 4.?
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3532323.html#17649799

Manufacturer: LENOVO
Model: Lenovo Ideapad Y700 (80NV

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I don't know how, but by some miracle I got to the point that I connected the headphones and I can record the sound and play back, but it is a tragic robot connected with playing the guitar, if you know what I mean. there is evidently a rudder still missing. someone something ?
I will only add that when I pair with the phone, the sound is perfect

Try to reset, but you are not the only one writing about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFmsNWtIwU4
https://images-eu.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/A161t-prI3S.pdf

Again, I don't know how I got there, but I already have normal sound in my headphones from youtube, unfortunately I encountered another problem. when I turn on the ts3 on the headphones, the sound stops working when I connect to the server, when I disconnect, there are sounds back. someone something ?

Hello

I will connect to the topic, maybe someone knows the answer. Headphones as subject. After successful installation, the 4world bluetooth adapter (it was not easy). He connects my headphones as a headset. On devices, it even shows up with the name JBL TUNE500BT, but I don't have it in the sound options to switch to this device. I was browsing the properties, management panels, unfortunately I do not see anywhere to set it as a device for sound playback. Maybe it's the fault of a bad adapter? I will be grateful for your help.

greetings

I also stick to the topic. He sees as a headset and that's it, no sound

Only switching to 10 wines helped. It works without a problem.

greetings

Yes, but I'm not going to change the system to use the headphones

I succeeded in this way that in the sound settings the headphones were seen as "bluetooth hands free audio" it was mono and "bluetooth audio renderer" was stereo. On the first one, I just right-clicked and gave it off. And it worked for me.

And I was able to install the driver from the board for the bluetooth transmitter

Hello
Elo, I'm looking for a magician to help solve the problem. There is no way I can connect JBL LIVE 650BT NC uninterruptible headphones with a computer (laptop), as if everything is paired and the sound still does not work. In general, the headphones work by pairing them with the phone, so it's definitely not a hardware issue. I will only add that I carried out the same configuration on 3 laptops and I have the same problem in each of them. Windows 10 operating system.
Description of the problem - when pairing the headphones wirelessly, we search for the device that the system finds. Unfortunately, after pairing, the headphones appear as another device and the system connects them not as headphones but as some strange equipment! The headphones do not need an additional adapter to work, they should automatically connect to the laptop. For information, an uninterruptible speaker connects to the laptop and everything is ok, it automatically detects it as the so-called. headphones and everything works. Where the hell is the problem because I'm already stupid? I would like to add that my son also cannot connect wireless headphones from the same company to the laptop, the same problem is there. Below are pictures of what it looks like before pairing and after pairing in Windows. The headphones are not paired with another device. You will help

After a long search, I installed the drivers from this guy. After restarting Windows 7, everything flashes nice. Here is the link to the video and to the drivers. Greetings. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGxXaPVP3yw

Hej, mnie się udało wszystko zrobić dzięki powyższym sterownikom.

I was having trouble installing ( on Win 7 64 bit ) my Bluetooth 5.0 adapter from eBay to connect my desktop computer to my JBL E500BT headphones. I was able to solve the problem with these drivers:

https://drive.google.com/u/0/uc?id=1cThcmEjmPOxPStDdrWx5bHiyy_gv2xXF&export=download

unpack und installiert, and Start-> Devices and Printers -> Dongle ->Right Click -> Properties -> Hardware -> Generic Bluetooth Ratio -> Properties -> Change Settings -> Driver -> Update Driver -> Browse my computer for drivers -> Let mi Pick from a list available drivers on my computer -> Have Disk -> C:Program Files (x86)CSRCSR Harmony Wireless Software StackCsrBtSys.inf or other driver.inf from here. and OK -> OK and dann is all installed. CSR Driver.

After that, the computer installed additional drivers and all the latest Bluetooth devices work properly!

Here's how I solved the problem with connecting the JBL Tune 510BT headphones to a laptop bluetooth for Windows 7.
The headphones could be seen through the laptop but played no sound.
Steps in points (BT = Bluetooth):
- turning on the BT module in the laptop
- removal of existing BT devices stored in Windows
- uninstalling existing BT drivers
- restarting Windows,
- downloading ORIGINAL BT drivers for our laptop specifically from the manufacturer's website,
- driver installation
- restarting Windows again
According to the video below (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrD3rVDsX2I)
- Start -> enter services.msc in the search (enter all) and run
- find entries that begin with the word Bluetooth
- in each of them enter Properties, set it as AUTOMATIC, Apply, Stop-to stop, Start-to start, OK, after closing the window, right-click on the modified service and give Restart,
- restart Windows,
- reset the headphones by pressing the and - buttons simultaneously on for about 5 seconds, they will emit a sound,
- enter the Bluetooth settings, search for the device, click its icon and Windows should automatically switch the sound to the headphones and after turning them off, the sound automatically returns to the loudspeaker.

That's how it worked for me and it still works :)

If I helped - click on the point.