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This wikihow teaches you how to enable Bluetooth functionality for a computer that doesn't support Bluetooth by using a Bluetooth adapter. While the majority of modern computers incorporate Bluetooth functionality into their default hardware, you can use a Bluetooth adapter (or "dongle") to enable Bluetooth for computers that don't - or won't - use built-in Bluetooth. Method1 Setting up the Dongle 1 Buy a Bluetooth dongle. If you haven't already bought a USB Bluetooth adapter, find one that works with your specific operating system (e.g., Windows 10 or macOS High Sierra) and purchase it. You can usually find Bluetooth adapters in...

Introduction Bluetooth, a high-frequency wireless technology, allows devices to communicate with each other over short distances. USB Bluetooth adapters, sometimes called Bluetooth dongles, are small, inexpensive gadgets that enable this technology on home computers, providing many potential benefits. All you have to do is plug in the adapter to a USB port and it does the rest! Features and Benefits There are many reasons you might want a USB Bluetooth adapter on your home computer or laptop. Wireless printing, communication with cell phones and PDAs, file transfers, network sharing, and using a wireless keyboard and mouse are among the many...

Goldtouch USB Bluetooth Adapter (Dongle) You may be asking yourself, what’s a Dongle? Well the purpose of a Dongle is for users who don’t have integrated Bluetooth in their computers. The best way to check if you have integrated Bluetooth is to go to the Control Panel and then Device Manager. If your computer has integrated Bluetooth, you will see an “OEM Bluetooth Radio” i.e Intel, Broadcom, etc. and Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator. (When your system has a Bluetooth Dongle connected, you will see Generic Bluetooth Driver and Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator). For users who purchase any Bluetooth wireless devices, (i.e our...