pihuel
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The thread discusses issues with a Jabra Active 65t headset not being recognized as an audio device on a professional laptop, despite pairing successfully via Bluetooth. The original poster seeks advice on resolving the recognition problem. A responder suggests toggling Bluetooth off and on, and re-entering pairing mode by holding the headset's power button until a voice prompt appears, which may help Windows recognize the device as an audio output. Overall, the thread addresses device compatibility and troubleshooting steps for Bluetooth audio recognition.
The thread discusses issues with a Jabra Active 65t headset not being recognized as an audio device on a professional laptop, despite pairing successfully via Bluetooth. The original poster seeks advice on resolving the recognition problem. A responder suggests toggling Bluetooth off and on, and re-entering pairing mode by holding the headset's power button until a voice prompt appears, which may help Windows recognize the device as an audio output. Overall, the thread addresses device compatibility and troubleshooting steps for Bluetooth audio recognition.
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riserbo
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Seems to be a common problem with this particular headset. One fix is to turn bluetooth off and on again, while holding the power button of the headset until a voice notifies you that it's in pairing mode. Once it's in pairing mode, windows should recognize it as an audio device. Hope this helps!
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