How to check the Bluetooth version on a Windows 10 computer

Currently, Bluetooth technology  has developed dramatically, there are many different versions and of course, later versions will support more and more users. In this article, I will guide you how to check the Bluetooth version on your  Windows 10 computer or  laptop so you can upgrade when needed.

- Step 1: Open Device Manager

First, in order to view the Bluetooth version, you need to turn on Bluetooth on your  computer  . You press the Start button   in the left corner of the screen or press the Windows key   on the computer keyboard> Type " bluetooth and other devices settings "> Press  Enter .

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Turn on Bluetooth.

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Click the Start button   in the left corner of the screen or press the Windows key   on the computer keyboard> Type " device manager "> Press  Enter .

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- Step 2: Observe Bluetooth parameters

On the Device Manager interface  , click the arrow before the Bluetooth item> Right-click the Bluetooth driver> Select  Properties .

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You open through Advanced and look in the Firmware section. As shown in the picture, my computer is Bluetooth version  LMP 10.25902 . In which, LMP is Link Manager Protocol - link management protocol, while 10.25902 is used to compare with the table in Step 3 to know the Bluetooth version.

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- Step 3: Comparing

You just need to match the number before the dot with the table below. For example, my computer is 10.25902, comparing to the table will be LMP 10 which is Bluetooth 5.1 panel session.

Above is the step guide to you can check the version of the Bluetooth computers, laptops Windows 10. Thank you for watching and see you again in the following articles.

Micah Soto

Update 04 March 2021