Connect Quiet Comfort 35 II to PC
for Windows 10 do these steps:
- plug your headphone to PC by USB cable
- update your headphone software through this site
- Make your headphone "ready to pair" by pushing power switch to Bluetooth icon and hold
- from Bluetooth setting click "Add bluetooth other device", confirm it paired
- to connect it to PC and start the enjoyment go to "Devices and Printers" from Bluetooth setting
- from Devices and Printers window double click on your headphone icon then press connect or visit https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/15290/windows-connect-bluetooth-device
or alternatively you could try this guide
Answer from Kalamalka Kid on Stack ExchangeHi, I have the bose QuietComfort Earbuds 2 which I use both in my android and in my windows laptop. Is there any app to control the earbuds in windows 10?
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Hey everyone, I was wondering if there's something like the bose music app for windows in order to adjust noise cancellation when my earbuds are connected to my computer. I recently got the QC earbuds and I absolutely love them, and they work perfectly with the bose music app on my phone (Pixel 4 XL) but I was wondering if I could somehow do the same for my computer?
wait i just clocked that you could use like bluestacks and download it from there, wonder if that will work
To clarify for anyone searching this up years later. If your Bose device uses the "Bose Music" App, you can still use your phone app to control the EQ and other settings while the device is also connected to your PC.
Connect Quiet Comfort 35 II to PC
for Windows 10 do these steps:
- plug your headphone to PC by USB cable
- update your headphone software through this site
- Make your headphone "ready to pair" by pushing power switch to Bluetooth icon and hold
- from Bluetooth setting click "Add bluetooth other device", confirm it paired
- to connect it to PC and start the enjoyment go to "Devices and Printers" from Bluetooth setting
- from Devices and Printers window double click on your headphone icon then press connect or visit https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/15290/windows-connect-bluetooth-device
or alternatively you could try this guide
I am referring to the answer of @Kalamalka Kid.
Between step 4 and step 5, an extra step is needed to make this device an audio input/output device:
4.5a Find this device in your
Control Panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Device and Printers.
Right click it and bring up Properties window. In the Properties window, select Services tab and click all feature you want to enable, i.e, Audio Sink, AudioWear, ... and Apply
4.5b Now the device is listed as audio device in your Bluetooth Device list, and you can connect to the device and use it as audio input/output device