Sorry, but I am afraid you suggestions are irrelevant: 1) Samsung support (website) - no drivers or Bluetooth is published (I have the latest Kies software installed, so whatever is supplied by Samsung is on my PC) 2) Reference to Microsoft - it is only of Windows Vista. I run Win 8.1 on my Lenovo X1 Carbon (20A7 model) - it can see my I9192, pairs easily, installs something in 3 sec (doubt that is enough to install all necessary drivers) and that's it. Connects for 2 seconds and then disconnects forever. Any solution/suggestion (other than visiting Samsung official support site)? Hi I had troubles installing my S4 with BlueTooth (BT) on Windows 7 using Microsoft drivers.

Samsung unveiled their Galaxy S5 in Barcelona during. Devices inside the Samsung Galaxy. And we think Broadcom’s BCM4354 is inside that.

I think my solution for S4 should also work with your S4 Mini- • I uninstalled all BT software on my PC then cleared device driver build-up with. • I installed on my PC--which apparently works with any USB BT adapter.

• I installed on my S4. • With the S4 BT turned off, using the BT File Transfer Widget: I activated 'Bluetooth File Receiving Service (OPP) Port 12' and then the 'Bluetooth File Sharing Service (FTP) Port 30'. • I turned S4 BT on and re-paired with Windows.

All BT services found on my S4 were installed except one: • Bluetooth Hands-free Audio • Bluetooth L2CAP Interface • Bluetooth Remote Control • GATT Protocol • GAP Protocol • Bluetooth Headset AG • Bluetooth Hands-free AG • Bluetooth AV Remote-Control Target • Bluetooth AV Source • Bluetooth Network Access • Bluetooth Personal Area Network User (PANU) • Bluetooth OPP • Bluetooth FTP • Bluetooth Message Access • Bluetooth Peripheral Device--Not Installed. My S4 appeared in Windows Explorer as a system folder under My Computer--with full upload/download capabilities--just as if I had connected via USB cable, though only the internal memory was available, not the SD card.

I can stream music from my S4 to my PC speakers, or use a PC headset or microphone and speakers for voice calls--though I don't have a headset nor a mic. There is a fancy BT dialogue window to view sms inbox as well as send and receive text messages and notifications, though I've found the inbox to be often out-of-sync.

I can also use my S4 as a proximity device to lock my PC when I leave it and then unlock it when I return, this is good at work. I haven't been able to use the BT Network Access--using the S4 as an internet connection--using the Broadcom drivers, even when I activate the BT Tethering setting before pairing. I have seen this service available when I used different drivers and I'm pretty sure it worked but audio streaming didn't work. I'm pretty sure the BT Peripheral Device that did not install with the Broadcom drivers is for using the S4 to control the mouse or keyboard on the PC, or perhaps visa versa, using the PC mouse and keyboard to control the S4. I have seen this service installed and available when I used different drivers, but it didn't work and nor did audio streaming. I hope this helps, feel free to ask if you want me to clarify anything. Hi DomsIs Me, I read your way 'how to install the right bluetooth drivers'.

I experience also a problem with bluetooth S4 and my sony laptop with WIN7 Professional. Bluetooth is working: I can sent files and make connection with my S4 and play music (which is on my S4) on my laptop. BUT I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE MORE BLUETOOTH SERVICES >like using your phone and making calls and things like that.

My S4 is visible not in the category 'bluetooth devices', but in 'devices and printers'. When I click on my S4 device and use the right click menu and open 'properties'. There is a warning that a device driver is not installed. What I can find on the internet is that there are no drivers available. When I search on the web there are various workarounds.

Your discription is one of them. But I have some functions active. What exactly I have to uninstall? I can see bluetooth at 'network adapters', at 'bluetooth radio's (2x entries) and 'other devices' >the entry is 'bluetooth peripheral device' Note: I am Dutch and some descriptions are translations of Dutch, maybe it is stated in a different way in your version. Well I would like to know whether it is possible to use more bluetooth connections??? If I would use your workaround would I get al these extra possibilities?

Thanks in advance;-)) jEwE.

A few weeks ago I dropped my Verizon Note 2 SCH-i605 and smashed the screen, requiring replacement of the display. I brought it to a local repair shop, and received it yesterday. The screen works, but now the wifi/bluetooth functions will not turn on when I press them. They will both slide to 'on,' and after about six seconds will slide to 'off.' I don't get any message about activity or errors, they just slide to 'off.' I hypothesize that the broadcom BCM4334 wifi/bluetooth chip has been damaged in some way (or removed), so it won't work, period. I opened up the phone and took two pics of the motherboard's sides.

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