I have a Lenovo G505 and want to listen to music on my bluetooth speaker. I can transmit to this speaker from my iphone, but want to transmit from my laptop. I can't seem to find anything to let me do that. Any ideas?

Type administrator and leave the password blank ,this should work
And press enter / return key

This should do the trick:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/rocketfish-bluetooth-music-receiver/5654132.p?id=1218679203690

Has it been synced to your new phone? If not try syncing it by searching for it through your phone!

If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/james_8f14c50d9c6cdea8

You may download a copy of the manual from here.

yo tampoco lo se! jajaja!

bluetooth is a type of wireless connectivity between supported devices. you can share music files with other mobile users through bluetooth , and you may use a bluetooth wireless headset to listen to the music files being played through your bluetooth enabled systems such as laptop and may also be supported by yuor phone.

Windows 7 should automatically find the device and install the necessary software when you plug in the "Insignia" bluetooth transmitter. Once this is complete (can take a few minutes) you will need to connect your headset. It will connect and attemp to install drivers. It will not find the drivers on Windows Update, but instead it will tell you that you need to download a "Lenovo" driver and go to the broadcom website. Ignore Broadcom as they have removed this from detected devices and will just lock the system up. Instead download the Lenovo "Bluetooth with Enhanced Data Rate Software" driver that it suggests even though you may not have an IBM/Lenovo system.

The filename it downloaded for me was "7zbv14ww.exe", but if you do a google search there is a v15 available but I haven't tried it as the v14 is working perfectly fine for me.

Hope this helps.

This speaker doesn't include charging capability.

bluetooth is bluetooth. All that matters is connectivity. If you can connect it to the phone, then you can listen to music as well. try it.

My Jabra Halo works to play iPhone's iPod music as well as phone calls. So does Jabra Arrow, I'm told. The bluetooth must have A2DP.