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I know my speaker works with my laptop & laptop shows my speaker, but my phone does show it in Bluetooth settings Thanks,
Terry McNally
******@att.net
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Hi Terry,
Good Day. I hope everything's fine. Check your PC's bluetooth status on your taskbar. Your speaker might still connected to your laptop. For the meantime disconnect your speaker on your laptop or better, turn-off your laptop's bluetooth, so it will disconnect the speaker, then you can connect your other device to your speaker.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Jhun
Thank you for getting me back on track - speaker & phone together now!!
