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Hi everyone, I own Bose QC35 II Bluetooth headphones. They were "Paired" but not "Connected" or recognised as a audio device. Like others, I scoured forums trying to find a solution. I wanted to post a potential solution that worked for me, and I hope this helps many others. I found most of the solu...

For more info, see Connecting Bose Bluetooth® products to one another. Confirm if the device you are trying to connect can send audio via Bluetooth®. Some ...

30.03.2020 · Issue: Bose bluetooth headset QC35 gets successfully connected to my Lenovo T530 but doesn't show up as an audio device under Win10 Pro. In first stage, the connection seemed to be "fine" as the device name of the headset (configured through the Bose app) appeared under Win10 device manager.

Connect Quiet Comfort 35 II to PC · plug your headphone to PC by USB cable · update your headphone software through this site · Make your headphone "ready to pair" ...

QC 35 I & II. I just bought these... I got them to pair fine with my phone. But I tried pairing them with my laptop, and the device "LE-Bose QC35 II" showed up, but it's under "other devices", not audio. It's paired with my laptop but it doesn't show up as a playback device option. The sound is still coming from the laptop speakers.

Jan 09, 2017 · Issue: Bose bluetooth headset QC35 gets successfully connected to my Lenovo T530 but doesn't show up as an audio device under Win10 Pro. In first stage, the connection seemed to be "fine" as the device name of the headset (configured through the Bose app) appeared under Win10 device manager.

06.07.2020 · I have the same issues with this post but the solution is not working for me. I can hear audio fine but Windows is not recognising the QC 35 II microphone so I can't use them for video conferences. I'm running Windows 1909. I've run Bose update and everything is up to date.

1. First you need to add the device doing Control Panel -> Hardware and Sound -> add device. If you already did this and don't see ...

Hi everyone, I own Bose QC35 II Bluetooth headphones. They were "Paired" but not "Connected" or recognised as a audio device.

Dec 14, 2017 · Bose QC 35 will not show up in device list - Windows 10 I have seen that there are several other problems concerning connecting the QC35s with Windows 10. I have read many posts/forums and still have not been able to connect my headphones to my PC.

May 13, 2021 · The headphones doesn’t automatically switch to the device playing content. The Bose QuietComfort 35 II can connect to two devices simultaneously, and will automatically switch to the device playing content. While convenient, the headphones may sometimes switch to the wrong device—even when it’s not playing anything.

It offers me an "LE-Dave's Cans" in the bluetooth devices menu, but not as a headphones option - just an unknown device. Bose QuietComfort 35 ii ...

I own Bose QC35 II Bluetooth headphones. They were "Paired" but not "Connected" or recognised as a audio device. Like others, I scoured forums trying to find a solution. I wanted to post a potential solution that worked for me, and I hope this helps many others. I found most of the solution in this post:

But I tried pairing them with my laptop, and the device "LE-Bose QC35 II" showed up, but it's under "other devices", not audio.

13.05.2021 · The Bose QuietComfort 35 II are a very popular pair of headphones, and for good reason. They have accurate sound quality, integrated smart assistants, and remain some of the best noise cancelling headphones available. With so many features, it may be difficult to understand how to work them.

When I pair my Bose Quietcomfort 35 headphones to my Windows 10 PC via ... devices and printers area of the control panel instead of an audio output device.

Bose headphones are preferred by many buyers. · In this case, uninstalling the audio driver and installing the latest version often does the ...

QC 35 I & II. I just bought these... I got them to pair fine with my phone. But I tried pairing them with my laptop, and the device "LE-Bose QC35 II" showed up, but it's under "other devices", not audio. It's paired with my laptop but it doesn't show up as a playback device option. The sound is still coming from the laptop speakers.