Emkay headset driver windows 7 - Logitech ClearChat Pro USB Headset

Check with manufacturer of headset for availability.

You didn't downgrade at all. You'll need to confirm your headset has Windows 7 support and install the Win 7 driver.

As you do not mentioned the device on what you want to install.
so i can say you can check out following link:
http://drivers.downloadatoz.com/download/14174,bluetooth-peripheral-device-driver.html

im assuming that its xp and you dont have service pack 3 installed
you might have to install service pack 3

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=25129


http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Internet-Headsets-Phones/USB-driver-issues-after-updating-to-XP-SP3/td-p/319557?nobounce


hope this helps

I have scoured the web on the issue of BT headset failure on Windows 7. Here\'s a summary of what I did and if this doesn\'t work, plug in a wired headset or get a #$)( Mac.

I\'m on the latest Windows 7 (as of April 2013). It discovers my Blue Tiger (bluetigerusa.com, eBay purchased new) Delux BT headset (dual ear w/ mic - designed for truckers), and even with WIndows BT driver up to date http://www.broadcom.com/support/bluetooth/update.php, Bluetooth Support Service restarted (Start > services), device successully added with device pairing mode (Windows Add BT device and holding device button down for 15 seconds until blue and red LEDs flash alternately - pink on some phone devices), and Windows sound device (Start > sound) Playback & Recording tabs right-clicked to enable "Show disabled devices," the headset still fails to show as a playback or recording device.

Simply put, all versions of Windows after XP have sucked. They change the UI to please Microsoft but with no apparent value to the user and though the help text is noticably better than former versions, the product itself is not. If Microsoft is going to try to reinvent the Mac, I\'m just gonna go get a Mac. Microsoft should stick to Ms Office apps, which they do well. Even Apple went Unix, having to admit that their own OS was absolute rubbish. Is Microsoft preparing to die? There\'s simply no innovation there. Perhaps they should hire some ex-Disney Imagineers?

How to connect bluetooth headset Nokia BH-503 with Windows 7
I try to use bluetooth headset with my laptop(Dell Latitude E6500) but I can't find device Nokia BH-503 in my bluetooth searching windows.
Many people found this problem. How to fix it? I think this problem is human error or device manual not cover,how to use device with computer and laptop.
if you want to find your bluetooth devices when you search bluetooth devices from your computer.
- Turn off bluetooth headset.
- Start add bluetooth devices function from your computer for search bluetooth devices.
- Hold call button on Nokia BH-503 untill the light blue and red blink (not only light bule blink).
- You will see Nokia Bluetooth BH-503 in your searching window.
- select Nokia BH-503 device and click "Next" for connect the device
- wait for windows find and install driver.If can't found driver let to check it in this web -->>>http://blog.komeil.com/2009/05/installing-bluetooth-headset-in-windows.html

Cardo Drivers
You have to register but this should have exactly what you need.

goto the logitech website and download the driver for windows 7..this headset requires a seperate driver which shd already be supported on win7 but sometimes is not loaded...it should identify as a usb audio device

Follow this link:
http://superuser.com/questions/23774/how-to-play-audio-through-a-bluetooth-headset-in-windows-7

Worked for me, pairing LG HBS-250 to my Windows 7 laptop.