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While some computers come with built-in Bluetooth connectivity, others require the use of a Bluetooth "dongle." Dongles are USB network adapters that allow a computer to communicate with Bluetooth devices such as mobile phones, mice, keyboards, remotes, and headsets. You can learn to connect a Bluetooth dongle to your computer, install and configure it using the steps below. | While some computers come with built-in Bluetooth connectivity, others require the use of a Bluetooth "dongle." Dongles are USB network adapters that allow a computer to communicate with Bluetooth devices such as mobile phones, mice, keyboards, remotes, and headsets. You can learn to connect a Bluetooth dongle to your computer, install and configure it using the steps below. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Plug the dongle into a free USB port on your computer. Insert it just like you would a USB flash drive. Your computer should automatically detect the device and install any drivers that are needed. If not, [[Find and Update Drivers|look for drivers]] for your specific dongle online. | #Plug the dongle into a free USB port on your computer. Insert it just like you would a USB flash drive. Your computer should automatically detect the device and install any drivers that are needed. If not, [[Find and Update Drivers|look for drivers]] for your specific dongle online. | ||
