Hello, need some help with a Bluetooth dongle, just can't make it work. This is like the third piece of s... bought (at least is Bluetooth 5.0, if it would work) and I am out of ideas... Was running Leap 15.1 with the latest stable 5.7 kernel, but I upgraded to 15.2 with the 5.3 kernel, my Vega 64 wouldn't run on 4.x versions. Anyways:
So the device works and it's a Cambridge chip, but:
Any ideeas, any experience with this? I read about recompiling the kernel but it is overkill, isn't there some module or something I can just load? Thanks!
My computer runs windows 10 and all drivers across the whole computer were updated today. I've tried updating the driver from the disk supplied; the CSR website; using windows to search for the latest drivers and all it says is the current drivers (1.0.0.103) are the best for it, yet no Bluetooth interface comes up in the bottom bar. The CSR8510 chipset is a Bluetooth v4.0 single-chip radio and baseband IC for PCs and consumer electronics devices. CSR8510 and Qualcomm BlueCore are products of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., and/or its subsidiaries.
Cambridge Silicon Radio Bluetooth Windows 10 64-bit
Cambridge Silicon Radio Bluetooth Windows 10
More information about Cambridge Silicon Radio Ltd. Can be read here. Windows Driver Package - Cambridge Silicon Radio Ltd. (CSRBC) USB ( 4.0.0.0) is commonly installed in the C: Program Files DIFX 082AFE1 directory, however this location can differ a lot depending on the user's decision while installing the application. Official driver packages will help you to restore your Cambridge Silicon Radio CSR8510 A10 bluetooth devices. Melomania 1 cannot connect to more than one device at the same time, however, they can remember multiple devices. For general info about how to connect a Bluetooth device to your PC, see Connect a Bluetooth device in Windows. CSR Harmony Wireless Software Stack is a software program developed by Cambridge Silicon Radio Limited. The most common release is 2.1.63.0, with over 98% of all installations currently using this version. During setup, the program creates a startup registration point in Windows in order to automatically start when any user boots the PC. I have a Hama 00049218 Bluetooth dongle which uses the Cambridge Silicon Radio's Generic Radio driver. While this dongle is in use, I lose connection for no reason. Both my XBOX One controller and TPLINK Bluetooth Music Reciever disconnect. I have used this dongle to emulate my PS3 controllers through SCP before and that was the reason I bought it.