Here I am sharing the fix that is working. The problem came after a windows update and Microsoft hasn’t pushed any patch yet. You will be greeted with a blue pop-up box where you will enter the new Bluetooth device name. Step 3: Scroll down the content in the left pane and click About. Step 2: In the Settings window, click on the System option. To open up Settings, you can also click on the Windows icon on the desktop and then click the gear icon in the pop-up menu.
Step 1: Press Windows and I keys to open Settings. Running troubleshooter, playing with settings, updating sound and bluetooth driver was useless.Īfter searching a bit more it seemed like a problem happening to many users with different laptops and different Bluetooth speakers. This is where you will find the device name and specification listed. Rename Bluetooth Device Windows 10 via Settings. I tried changing the volume with the volume mixer as well but it didn’t work as well. The mute and unmute option was working but not the volume control. Windows volume control was not working with the Bluetooth speakers. Is there any way to rename a bluetooth device (speaker) that I'm connected to on my Windows 10 laptop At the moment it's just using the brand name but it would be easier for me if I could change it.
Attention: Remember to turn OFF Airplane mode (Windows 10) Go to Start. Check th e Allow Bluetooth devices to find this PC o ption and click the Apply button at the bottom. I connected my Edifier Bluetooth speakers to my laptop and noticed a strange issue with the volume. I n the first tab Options you will see a Discovery section with the Allow Bluetooth devices to find this PC opti on. I recently booted up my Windows 10 laptop after a long time.
