The problems is quite simple and quite annoying at times, well most of the times...
I can connect to generic bluetooth devices like an OBD tester, or Sony Smartwatch, or even car audio systems but when I try to connect to my iQOS device (from the device app) I get an annoying error stating: Incorrect PIN or Passkey.
Well I thought that was weird, and tried connecting the iQOS device to my Xiaomi via the standard bluetooth settings, without the companion app and the same message popped up.
So then I thought that maybe the iQOS required a special pin or passkey provided only by the companion app, but apparently the companion app can't send the code to the device? What may be the reason for this error? On my old Sony device (Android 8.0 was the last official OS on that device) I just installed the companion app and the device would connect without a problem.
Anyone know a fix for this kind of situations? Searched all the internet and problems like this were found on Fitbit devices, but they were quickly fixed by using Fitbit companion app... So I can't connect my iQOS device to my Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite.
Yeah, I have similar experience with my Fitbit Smartwatch... no way to get it work properly "Incorrect PIN or Passkey."
I have Vivo nex s, Android 9. Same problem (((
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I did google for this problem and found that many users have faced this problem but could not find any finite working solution for this. I'm getting the same error: Bluetooth peripheral device driver not found. Has someone in this community faced this and found a solution to it. It's very frustrating to not being able to connect it to my PC using BT.
I did not have this problem
I am using Windows7 with my Sony Vaio 14p (also supports Bluetooth 4.0) and did not encounter with any problems transferring files from the device to the laptop.
First thing I suggest you to try is a cheap Bluetooth dongle that supports BT 4.0
my Pavillion DV6 connects ok. What type of laptop have u?
I'm having the same issue with my HOX and my Lenovo X220 tablet.
During the drivers install in Win7, a peripheral device driver isnt found. My Desire HD works fine though.
I have the same issue
Bluetooth connectivity
Hi guys I am having the same problem connecting my One X with my Toshiba Satellite running Win 7via Bluetooth I get the yellow triangle on my HTC One X icon in Devices and Printers and when I trouble shoot the result is " The driver for peripheral device is not installed, install the latest driver" when I click on Apply this Fix it does a search and cant fix it. however it seems there is the same problem on XDA as on Google search, the problem is there but no one has a solution, frustrating
solution to problem
I found a solution to the Bluetooth connectivity for HTC One X, Download and install BlueSoeil, I just did and paired and atm transfering files, this will do untill HTC get their **** together
this is a problem with all andoid devices that have gingerbread or higher, i dont know why. Sometimes my media control works from the computer and im able to play my hox music through bluetooth and sometimes it refuse to connect for no reason
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I have the same issue
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the same model of computer?
I'm running a Nexus 5 with the latest stock Android 5.0 Lollipop, and I just purchased a Motorola Keylink for the new trusted devices feature. Android doesn't connect to the Motorola Keylink on its own (even when manually going into the Bluetooth settings panel, it just doesn't see it), so you have to connect to the Keylink fob through the Motorola Connect app. Now, here's the problem: When you go out of range, or you turn the key fob on/off manually, the phone will NOT automatically reconnect to the Keylink fob until you manually open the Motorola Connect app. This completely destroys the functionality if you walk away from your keys. I'm running the latest Motorola Connect app, version 2.02.21-107.
Any ideas?
Did you fix this issue, I am experiencing the same problem, it appears like motorola responded to a review on google play saying to turn on the find my phone card, this setting can be found in the connect application, select the keylink device and it is an option in there.
Either of you figured this out yet? I'm having this same issue.
fantini.c said:
Did you fix this issue, I am experiencing the same problem, it appears like motorola responded to a review on google play saying to turn on the find my phone card, this setting can be found in the connect application, select the keylink device and it is an option in there.
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Thanks - this worked for me!
I'm trying to get my MZP to connect to my chromebook via bluetooth so I can use the SMARTLOCK feature. This allows you to login into the chromebook without having to type-in a password if your phone is beside you (and bluetooth is turned on). When I go through the steps it says MotoZ failed to connect.
I've connected my phone to other bluetooth devices and it worked fine. I've also connected my chromebook to my old MotoX and it worked. Therefore, I know their respective bluetooth works. But they don't seem to work together.
Anybody run into this issue?
V20 won't connect to Chromebook Plus (Samsung)
I'm having a similar issue with my LG V20 connecting to my Samsung Chromebook Plus. When I try and connect I get one pairing request on my phone, but two requests on my Chromebook so I can never successfully pair my phone and use smart unlock.
I don't know if it my Chromebook or phone?
Hi friends, I have a curious problem. On my Gree brand air conditioners the application recognizes and allows you to remotely control air conditioners only if I am connected with Wi-Fi. If instead I am connected with 4G it tells me that the machines are not connected. The app works like this: I created an account and then added it to the account (cloud). From the phone of my girlfriend, xiaomi redmi note 5, instead everything works very well even with the 4G connection. It is as if from my phone the Gree server was not reachable. I've already tried resetting android network settings without success. How do you think I can solve? My phone has root (magisk manager). Thanks in advance for the help you can give me.
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Hi friends, I have a curious problem. On my Gree brand air conditioners the application recognizes and allows you to remotely control air conditioners only if I am connected with Wi-Fi. If instead I am connected with 4G it tells me that the machines are not connected. The app works like this: I created an account and then added it to the account (cloud). From the phone of my girlfriend, xiaomi redmi note 5, instead everything works very well even with the 4G connection. It is as if from my phone the Gree server was not reachable. I've already tried resetting android network settings without success. How do you think I can solve? My phone has root (magisk manager). Thanks in advance for the help you can give me.
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Probably Gree's issue. Some apps may not be optimized for each devices
Hi, the strangest thing is that until a few days ago I could connect to air conditioners remotely (4G). Suddenly it stopped working. I tried also from samsung galaxy tab 10 tablet but even from there it doesn't connect. Could there be any network settings to verify? Something that prevents devices from reaching the server? Thank you.
Resolved. This is an update of the app that creates this problem. Returning to the previous version works. Thank you.
I am very unhappy with connecting options with this phone (Mi 10t Pro)... It seems it doesn't have DLNA? Is that true?
So consequently, it refuses to connect to a wireless printer HP (tried EVERYTHING, every guide and tip there is), it won't connect to my LG TV, no screen sharing possible... Wifi direct also does not work. No problem with any of these devices with Samsung S7 and Mi 8, both quite older devices.
All the options are there in the software but no successful connection with any other device. Pretty bad for a brand new phone and not a very cheap one...
Did anyone have success in connecting this phone and to what device?