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2. connect PC to Resound hearing aid - Microsoft Community

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   Harassment is any behavior intended to disturb or upset a person or group of people. Threats include any threat of violence, or harm to another.

3. How to connect Bluetooth Hearing Aids on Windows 10 computer?

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   Yes, you can use your Bluetooth hearing aids as an Output device, if the device is compatible with Windows 10. I will suggest you with the steps to set Bluetooth hearing aid as the default playback device. Before setting your hearing aid as the default device, it is required to configure the Bluetooth device.

4. Can Hearing aids that are Bluetooth capable be used on a Windows...

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   Royce, hearing aids pair with my phone, i can hear callers voice, music and other audio output from my samsung phone when bluetooth is enabled, have to talk to phone, not two way communication. still cannot get hearing aids paired with windows 11 desktop. more research i did it appears that I need an Oticon Connect clip and it would work to ...

5. Connect hearing aids to Laptop PC - Microsoft Community

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   - Make sure that hearing Aid is turned on -On your computer, press Windows key + i (to open Settings, or press windows key and click Gear icon) -On Settings> Click Devices> Click Bluetooth and other devices -Click add Bluetooth or other Device -Click Bluetooth and it should pair the Hearing device. You may also refer to the picture below.

6. how to connect bluetooth hearing aids - Microsoft Community

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   The ReSound "TV Streamer," for example, appears to connect to its hearing aids using wi-fi (2.4 GHz), which is NOT Bluetooth. In addition, as far as I can determine, ALL of these "tv streaming" adapters connect to the sound source (i.e., the TV) using either an optical TOSLINK cable or a 3.5 mm audio jack.

7. Windows Support For Bluetooth Enabled Hearing Aids

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   Some hearing-aid manufacturers offer special "bridge" hearing-aid accessories that receive audio through Bluetooth from the iPhone and retransmit that audio using proprietary wireless audio-streaming technologies built in to some hearing aids. Check with your audiologist or hearing-aid manufacturer for more information. I suspect that your ...