I think this is the driver that i used.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nmt9n1l6eh408mk/Bluetooth\_Broadcom\_V7a\_6.2.1.500.zip
to fix the problem. let me know if it works.
Configuring Beats by Dre Wireless headphones with windows 7 64 bit
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I configured my beat by Dre Wireless to work with bluetooth via logitech bluethoot device and its asking me to install drivers for the headset, I searched everywhere but was unable to find such drivers, Is there a solution for this? Im Running Windows 7 64bit
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2016-11-08T19:30:17+00:00 Check the Bluetooth Support services and the drivers.
a) Click Start, type services.msc in the start search box and press enter. Services window will open then in the list check for Bluetooth Support Service and double click on that. Ensure that the service is both set to automatic for startup type and started for status.
b) Click Start, type device manager in start search box and press enter. Device manager window will open check for Bluetooth device expand it and double click on driver. Go to driver tab and click on update driver to update the drivers. If issue is same try to uninstall and reinstall the drivers in the same tab by uninstall option.
c) Right Click on Bluetooth Icon and Click on **Open Settings.**in OPTION Tab, Check the Option "Allow Bluetooth Devices to Find this Computer."
d) Right Click on Bluetooth Icon and Click on Add a Device. Select the Device. Windows will install Drivers Automatically.
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2016-11-08T19:28:37+00:00 Check the Bluetooth Support services and the drivers.
a) Click Start, type services.msc in the start search box and press enter. Services window will open then in the list check for Bluetooth Support Service and double click on that. Ensure that the service is both set to automatic for startup type and started for status.
b) Click Start, type device manager in start search box and press enter. Device manager window will open check for Bluetooth device expand it and double click on driver. Go to driver tab and click on update driver to update the drivers. If issue is same try to uninstall and reinstall the drivers in the same tab by uninstall option.
c) Right Click on Bluetooth Icon and Click on Open Settings. in OPTION Tab, Check the Option "Allow Bluetooth Devices to Find this Computer."
d) Right Click on Bluetooth Icon and Click on Add a Device. Select the Device. Windows will install Drivers Automatically.
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2016-07-08T13:07:08+00:00 I solved this problem by using some third party software called bluesoleli. It's very powerful that can almost solve everything associated with bluetooth.
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2016-06-23T14:26:51+00:00 I know this is a really late response, but hopefully it helps others. If you've already paired your headphones with your phone or another device, MAKE SURE to unpair them from that device or turn off that device's Bluetooth. Bluetooth can only work with one device at a time. I tried multiple recommendations in this thread and it finally hit me that it was something so simple