Once you have downloaded the correct driver package, follow this straightforward process to install it.
If you have installed the driver but Bluetooth still isn't working, try these steps: 1. Perform a Clean Installation Sometimes, an old driver interferes with the new one. Go to > Bluetooth . Right-click the MTech driver and choose Uninstall device . Check the box "Delete the driver software for this device" . Restart your PC and reinstall the driver. 2. Check Windows Bluetooth Services Press Win + R , type services.msc , and hit Enter. Find Bluetooth Support Service .
If the manufacturer's site doesn't work, you can find driver packages directly from Microsoft's server. mtech bluetooth driver
This package contains the official driver for MTech Bluetooth dongles and integrated modules. It enables proper communication between your MTech Bluetooth hardware and Windows/Linux operating systems. Includes support for file transfer, audio devices (headsets/speakers), HID peripherals (keyboard/mouse), and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices.
A functioning is essential for a seamless wireless experience. By keeping your drivers updated through Device Manager or official channels, you can avoid frustrating connectivity drops and keep your peripherals running efficiently. Once you have downloaded the correct driver package,
: Unplug the dongle, go to Device Manager, click View > Show hidden devices , uninstall all previous Bluetooth drivers, restart your PC, and plug the MTech dongle back into a different USB port. 2. Conflicting Internal Bluetooth
In Device Manager, right-click the MediaTek adapter and choose . Go to the Power Management tab. Go to > Bluetooth
Are you having trouble with a or a particular device that won't pair?
Unplug the M-Tech adapter and restart your computer.
Most MTech dongles use standard chipsets that are recognized by the Linux kernel (BlueZ). On Ubuntu or Fedora, the driver is usually auto-installed. Run lsusb in the terminal; if your MTech dongle appears, you are ready.
If the download is a .zip file, right-click it and select "Extract All."