How to Check Bluetooth Versions on Windows 11
You can check your Bluetooth version on Windows 11 by looking at the Device Manager and finding the LMP (Link Manager Protocol) number.
Bluetooth is a short-range wireless technology that connects your PC to devices like headphones and keyboards without cables. Different Bluetooth versions offer varying features and compatibility, so knowing yours is key for troubleshooting.
Windows 11 uses an LMP number, for example, LMP 12.76, to indicate the Bluetooth hardware version. This specific number tells you which Bluetooth standard your computer supports, helping you determine if it’s compatible with newer accessories or features like Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).
Knowing your Bluetooth version helps you identify potential hardware limitations or the need for driver updates if your devices aren’t connecting properly.
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