#Asus usb bt400 windows 10 frys driver#
#Asus usb bt400 windows 10 frys Bluetooth#

#Asus usb bt400 windows 10 frys driver#

I tried re-installing the crap driver from the CD as well as the website.

#Asus usb bt400 windows 10 frys Bluetooth#

Everything was broken and crashing and it couldn't connect properly to any of my Bluetooth headphones. I had installed the driver than came with it on the CD (dated 2016, the same one as on the Asus support website) and it was absolutely non-functional in Windows 10. I was just about to return this piece of crap before stumbling onto your post. I hope this is able to help as many people as possible solve their problems, and I wish everyone reading this a very nice day. Should I have missed any possible fixes, which I probably have, feel free to comment them, and I will make sure to add them to the post.

If you see any one of these issues (Except for the dust of course) you will probably need to replace your dongle, since those issues are in most cases more expensive to fix than getting a new dongle. What can be wrong? The colored box might be damaged, which means it is not in the right shape or form, the contacts might be broken or, as mentioned above, there might be dust in the stick. This is definitely necessary if Windows/Mac/Linux doesn't recognize the dongle at all, but also if it cannot start Bluetooth, giving you an error message such as Error 10 ( STATUS_DEVICE_POWER_FAILURE). This means you should check whether the dongle is at least looking functional. Your Bluetooth stick might be broken or at least dusty. Long story short, check the color of the dongle, and then insert it into the slot with the matching color. This difference does not mean a Bluetooth dongle will not function for sure, since bi-directional only means being able to send and receive data simultaneously, but it can, and sometimes will, cause problems. The difference in Communication may lead to problems, because USB 2 is unidirectional (half-duplex), while USB 3 is bi-directional (full-duplex). The important differences are visuals (Because they are the only way of determining which is which) and Communication.

The functional differences are speed, communication, power consumption, cable length, capacity, price and some more. For those who don't, here is the short explanation of the visual and functional differences: The visual difference is the color of the block, blue for USB 2, and black for USB 3. Since USB 2 and USB 3 are pretty similar looking, you might not notice the difference between the two.