How do I get Jabra BT 2046 Driver for Windows 7?

I have scoured the web on the issue of BT headset failure on Windows 7. Here\'s a summary of what I did and if this doesn\'t work, plug in a wired headset or get a #$)( Mac.

I\'m on the latest Windows 7 (as of April 2013). It discovers my Blue Tiger (bluetigerusa.com, eBay purchased new) Delux BT headset (dual ear w/ mic - designed for truckers), and even with WIndows BT driver up to date http://www.broadcom.com/support/bluetooth/update.php, Bluetooth Support Service restarted (Start > services), device successully added with device pairing mode (Windows Add BT device and holding device button down for 15 seconds until blue and red LEDs flash alternately - pink on some phone devices), and Windows sound device (Start > sound) Playback & Recording tabs right-clicked to enable "Show disabled devices," the headset still fails to show as a playback or recording device.

Simply put, all versions of Windows after XP have sucked. They change the UI to please Microsoft but with no apparent value to the user and though the help text is noticably better than former versions, the product itself is not. If Microsoft is going to try to reinvent the Mac, I\'m just gonna go get a Mac. Microsoft should stick to Ms Office apps, which they do well. Even Apple went Unix, having to admit that their own OS was absolute rubbish. Is Microsoft preparing to die? There\'s simply no innovation there. Perhaps they should hire some ex-Disney Imagineers?

If you search driver for Windows 7 then forget it. No driver was written for windows 7. Otherwise search on google maybe on driverguide.com.

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no driver detected by Win7 for BT.....all drivers are not provided by Win7...u may not find a driver for your BT to work on Win7, but can try using the XP driver....
suggest have a dual boot....like i use....
WinXP on C
Win7 on D
and choose OS on boot...
so have the advantage of both OS....

You may download the Driver from the below link:
Windows XP:
http://www.jabra.com/sites/Jabra/GNimages/Products/Adapter/A320s/Documents/Music%20adapters/Jabra%20A320s_685.zip
Windows Vista:
http://www.jabra.com/sites/Jabra/GNimages/Software%20updates/Microsoft%20Vista%20Software%20Update_3007.zip

Hope this Helps.

Hi,

Assuming you're trying to install the right drivers for your OS (32bit / 64bit), you can google readydriverplus, which just automatically turns off driver signing at bootup - helps with stuff like peerguardian. I used it in Vista and it seems to work fine w/ Windows 7. Just a thought.

Good luck!
And Thanks.

This device, according to the Jabra website, is intended only for phones, not PC's. The PC is searching for a driver in order to know how to communicate with the device. Since the VBT2050 does not have the necessary software contained within itself, the PC starts searching for device drivers. There are none that I could find on the Jabra website, so I don't think it is intended to be used with a PC.

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Early GN9350 models are not compatible with Windows 7. The usb audio device driver for Windows 7 requires signed drivers, but the original GN9350's are not compatible as the drivers are hardcoded in the firmware.
I was able to confirm this with Jabra support. The option they offered me was to send in my existing unit and they would replace it with a new (likely refurbished) newer model for $110. I've sent it in as that is still a lot less thana new unit.

the most hardware thad are older wil not work under windows 7 this os are beta and realeasd version and not the version for sale
maby wen windows 7 are on the marked they wil suport for drivers
gr ben