I have an old computer, like 8 years old. It's a motherboard, not a laptop. How would bluetooth speakers work?
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I bought these as a present for my fiance's computer, which is a 6 year old pc, and they work perfectly. Not familiar with motherboards outside of computers, but if you have a motherboard usb hook-up for bluetooth, i don't see why not. They have treated us well. Sorry if this doesnt help.
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I know nothing about computer speakers, but you can connect to any device that accepts a stereo Y-cable (One end is like a headphone plug and the other end is left and right RCA audio plugs). I use one of these cables to connect to my surround sound amplifier to get virtual surround. Much better results than the onboard sound.
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Don't buy it! It's junk. It probably won't work with your PC. Nothing wireless will work with PC unless the computer supports bluetooth or you buy a bluetooth receiver that connects to your PC audio ports or UsB. In that case any good bluetooth speakers should work.
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I haven't used it for that yet but I'm sire it will work for that. Look up best Bluetooth speakers on Google. IThis speaker is on the best list of pc magazine
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You can still plug it into your computer's audio port the old fashioned way. Plus you can transmit to it from your phone or other Bluetooth friendly device. It's not a very portable setup in the first place, the satellite speakers are still tethered to the sub.
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If your laptop does not have the Bluetooth option, then you will not be able to connect this speaker.. If it does you will definitely be able to connect because my son has a laptop and is able to connect.. Thanks Bonnie
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Hi Peter, it would work in two ways, one is to hook it through a Bluetooth to the computer for that your desktop would need a Bluetooth card. The other way and the simplest one would be to get a male to male audio cable and hook it like you would with any other speaker.
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I'm not positive that I understand the question. You put the Bluetooth USB adapter into a computer's USB slot. The adapter allows the computer to recognize any Bluetooth devices that are in range. As long as the headset or speakers are using the proper Bluetooth protocol, the computer will be capable of recognizing and using them appropriately. I hope that this answers what you wanted to know.
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You won't if your PC has a Bluetooth receiver built into it. If it doesn't, then you will need a small "USB Bluetooth Adapter", that slides in one of your PCs USB ports before it will sync up the speaker. These can be found at any elec store for around $8-$12.
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It is simple. Hope you have sound card in your computer. Use your AUX cable. One end of the AUX cable will go in the AUX socket of your computer. Other end of the AUX cable will go into AUX socket of the speaker. AUX socket on speaker will be on that little round thing to control volume.
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You don't need drivers for this. But you do need to be able to connect with a bluetooth. The pairing between one computer and the headset is what makes the connection. So, make sure you have a bluetooth enabled computer. Many older computers do not have bluetooth. Also, this is a very nice write-up on setting up bluetooth connections http://www.ehow.com/how_6761724_access-bluetooth-computer.htmlGood luck
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Dear Lori, Thank you for your question regarding the BTD-300 Bluetooth adapter. Yes the adapter will work for your purpose. Please make sure your speakers are Bluetooth compatible as they would need to be paired with your computer.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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Thank you. That is a good question. I actually do not know, as I never use Bluetooth. Best to "Google" the computer model number and check the specifications.
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The best option would be to get a usb interface. You can find a decent one for around $100. Then you could just get a couple 1/4" TRS cables and run those from the speakers to the interface, then connect the interface to your computer with usb.
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You need to plug speakers into any CPU and then you will have sound. Thanks, Computer World
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Check the packaging really carefully, you may have trashed it by accident (it's very small). Don't worry! Firstly, you can easily use any bluetooth device with these speakers. Or, if you really want a Creative bluetooth dongle, I could sell you mine
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What software you're running shouldn't matter. If your PC has a 3.5mm speaker output jack you can hook them up.