Windows 7 Driver for Bluetooth on LG G3 I tried today to connect my LG G3 phone to my PC running Windows 7 64 bits, via bluetooth. I could not find any fitting bluetooth driver anywhere: neither on windows update or LG.com, nor on any other reasonably reliable website. Therefore, it is impossible to explore the content of my phone from my PC without cable, and for example send an MP3 file quickly to it, which is the feature I was looking for.

What is even more alarming, is that almost no one reported this problem on the web. Am I the only one who likes to update his music list on his phone this way?

Does anyone know why it is so, or whether there actually is a driver I was unaware of? Did LG give up on Bluetooth pairing with a computer, leaving only wireless headphones as an application for Bluetooth? I find it really weird...

Thank you for your help!
No, you are not the only one. Following the steps below did the trick for me (taken originally from here):


  1 - Download the 'Windows Mobile Device Center' (current version is
  6.1) which you can download it here for 32-bit OS or here for 64-bit OS. This works for both Vista and Windows 7. I've tried it on both.
  
  2 - Install the downloaded software but it may not look like it worked
  on Windows 7 PCs. Vista automatically configured the settings on the
  bluetooth devices but for those who have Windows 7, here are the
  things you should do:
  
  3 - Go to 'Device Manager' from 'Control Panel' -Or- just right-click
  on Computer Icon and choose 'Properties' and then click on 'Device
  Manager'.
  
  4 - You'll see an 'Unknown Device' named 'Bluetooth Peripheral Device'
  
  5 - Right-Click it and click on "Update Driver Software" -Or- anyway
  you find it easy to bring up the Update driver window.
  
  
  Click "Browse My Computer Image for Driver Software" button.
  Click "Let Me Pick from a List of Device Drivers on my computer".
  Select 'Bluetooth Radio' from the list if it asked you to select and then in the next window, it will show a list of drivers with Company
  Names in one list and Drivers in another. In the Company List choose
  'Microsoft Corporation', not only Microsoft. 
  From the drivers list there may be one or more drivers with the name "Windows Mobile-Based Device Support" with different driver versions.
  Select one or the latest.
  Ignore any warnings and keep pressing next and then Finish at last. If all goes well, the last screen will show the message that device
  driver is successfully installed.
  


After doing this and pairing my PC and phone again, I was able to send files between them through bluetooth.

I hope this helps.