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1. Open certmgr.msc
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- Normally, a CSR8510 A10 driver will be automatically installed the instant you connect the Bluetooth dongle on the PC. However, the Bluetooth stopped working after Windows 10 update, and when you check the Bluetooth adapter in Device Manager, just to find CSR8510 A10 driver is unavailable.
- How to Generate a CSR in Windows 10. Open certmgr.msc. Right click the “Personal” folder. Navigate to All Tasks Advanced Operations Create Custom Request. Click Next on the “before you begin” window. Select “Proceed without enrollment policy” and click Next.
Jan 04, 2019 Note: the screenshots below come from Windows 10, and fixes apply to Windows 8.1 and Windows 7. Method 1: Download and update CSR8510 A10 driver manually You can update your CSR8510 A10 driver via Device Manager where you can view and manage hardware devices and software drivers in your computer.
2. Right click the “Personal” folder.
Navigate to All Tasks > Advanced Operations > Create Custom Request.
3. Click Next on the “before you begin” window.
Select “Proceed without enrollment policy” and click Next.
4. Make sure the Request Format is PKCS #10 and select Next.
5. Expand Details and select Properties.
6. Under the General Tab you need to give the certificate a descriptive friendly name.
7. Under the Subject Tab you need to include a valid value for the following attributes:
Common Name – The name of your website.
Organization – The name of your business.
Locality – The City.
State – The state where your business resides.
Country – The primary country your business operates in.
8. Under the Extensions Tab > Key Usage, make sure to add
“digital signature” and “key encipherment” and “key certificate signing”.
9. Under “Extended Key Usage” (Application Policies) make sure to add “Code Signing”.
10. Under the Private Key Tab > Key Options, make your key size exactly 2048.
Select “Make your private key exportable”.
11. Under Hash algorithm select “Sha256”. Click OK.
12. Click next, and export your CSR in Base 64 format.
Make a note of the name you save this as.
Do not use your full domain name, as using “.com”, etc. may cause windows to think its a program and not a file.
13. You now have a txt file with the CSR in it.
Search Windows for the file name you used for the CSR and open in notepad.
( This is typically saved under C:WindowsSystem32 )
14. Now, simply copy and paste this into your No-IP account.
Under My Services, SSLs, select Add CSR.
Here, select your server and paste the CSR you just generated.
Once pasted, click the green Add CSR button.
The Bluetooth CSR 4.0 Dongle comes with software driver CD and is compatible with Windows 10, and all prior versions of Windows. Installing the driver CD including the setup is simple and shown in this multi-page article. If you are having a driver issue such as a missing peripheral device for your Bluetooth speaker, and it is not working, then this article might bring some light and a solution that MIGHT work. I say might because I have tested it only on one PC, which had a clean basic default installation of Windows 7 64-bit.
Review
I bought this USB dongle for connecting my PC to the MS-132BT Bluetooth Speaker, and the Bluetooth Speakers Module. The dongle worked extremely well and I was very pleased with ease of driver installation and operating system integration. This particular dongle has a blue data light that I especially liked as it gives a visual indication of data transfer.
Although this dongle and its drivers work fine, I discovered one problem that appears to be with the software, and in particular Windows 7 not installing the peripheral device drivers. This issue is with the OS and will therefore occur with almost all Bluetooth dongles, however I have decided to include a solution with this one as it is the most widely used. Whilst Windows 7 recognised the Bluetooth dongle in the USB port and automatically installed the necessary drivers for that, it was unable to find the drivers for the peripheral devices. A yellow exclamation mark near the Bluetooth peripheral device usually indicates that Windows was unable to find the necessary drivers for it. I then installed the software in the accompanying CD but it did not solve the problem.
The peripheral device driver usually comes with the device that you are connecting to, unfortunately there was no driver CD accompanying my China-manufactured speaker. Android phones are able to connect and begin using them straightaway, without any additional software or configuration, therefore, I would expect my PC to operate in the same way, but it does not.
I trawled the internet for a solution but could not find any. One site had me install the Intel PROset drivers, which did not work. Another site wanted me to install a program that presumably scans the whole computer of any drivers, installs a virus, and steals passwords in the process. I then saw a whole bunch of YouTube tutorials, none of which had any solutions. I downloaded and installed a whole bunch of programs mentioned on blogs and forums, none of which helped, except make my computer slower! Thanks!
I visited the Microsoft site multiple times only to find that it simply mentions the problem with the advice to find the driver from the speaker manufacturer. The speaker manufacturer expects you to get it from the chipset vendor, and the chipset vendor sends you back to the manufacturer!
Unfortunately, this dongle does not have any discernable name to help determine the manufacturer; hence, I decided to open it to see what chipset it had. After peering through a microscope for a few minutes I was able to determine the chips used. The main Bluetooth IC was CSR8510 A10U, K816MK404, whilst the other larger IC was CHK24C64, 6TS2009PA. Hence, this is where my trail of investigation began for the search of the elusive drivers. If you have the same problem connecting your Bluetooth speakers, then this multi-page article has the solution and drivers that you can use for windows 7 64-bit, which is the computer I have tested them on. It could work for other operating systems, however as Scotty always says, I cannot guarantee it Captain!
Price/eBay
The Bluetooth CSR 4.0 Dongle can cost as little as two pounds on the auction site and it comes all the way from China. This one came in a bubble pack with a driver CD that was not required as Windows 7 automatically installed the correct drivers for it. I thought it was very good value and worth getting. You could buy a few dozens of these and have your whole organization networked without having to dig around and install wires.
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