There will be no problems with devices that support 5.0 bluetooth, Windows itself will digest them and you will put 5 stars here. But if for some reason you have problems with it, don't blame the adapter. Perhaps your device is outdated and you need to dance with a tambourine. For any kind of problem: Does not see the device, does not connect, etc.: 1. In the description there is a link to the "driver", copy (remove all spaces) go and download the archive with hieroglyphs in the title. 2. Unzipped, fixed. What is happening now, this "driver" seems to replace the functionality of Windows with its internal application through which it will connect anything (after installation, I needed to restart the PC and remove / insert the adapter). The functionality looks poor, or it's easier to say how everything looked on Windows 7 and earlier, but it works. For dancing with a tambourine minus a ball. I did not find a similar hint here, so I leave it to future buyers.
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