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Bluetooth and Wireless display not working on Windows Server 2022
Dear All, While this may not be the required case in production. However, on my standalone laptop, I have installed Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Edition(GUI). Wireless Network is working which h...
/wave from the Windows Server product team. I just want to confirm what Karl said, we have been monitoring this thread and we hear your feedback. For the next release of Windows Server we have addressed these issues. THANK YOU for your feedback and passion for Windows Server!!!
I announced a week ago at Ignite, here's the session if you want to go learn more about what is coming in the next release of Windows Server:
What’s New in Windows Server v.Next (microsoft.com)
Thanks!!
Elden Christensen
Principal Group PM Manager
Windows Server Development Team
@SergejKiller, can you please send these zip files to me? Thank you!
When adding a BT device in 2025, I don't get any pop up, when adding Audio device is selected. The driver appears to be there, however, not sure how to actually add a device?
Yash_ShekarMicrosoft
brwilkinson Could you email me a screenshot of what you're seeing at yashshekar at Microsoft dot com?
- Elden_ChristensenWe have added WiFi and Bluetooth to Windows Server 2025, please go try out the Windows Server Insider builds and give us feedback to ensure it meets your needs. This was in direct response to the feedback in this thread, so help us make sure we are going to deliver what you want 🙂
- Similar to what brwilkinson said, on the Windows Server 2025 Pre-Release Insider build, specifically build 26212, there is no option to actually connect to a device. Also, there is the "driver is unavailable" message under my bluetooth adapter even though I have installed the driver from the website, like what happened in Windows Server 2022.
Sure Elden_Christensen! I'll try it! By the way, when Windows Server 2025 releases?
JustKlodI read it somewhere, I won't remember where... which will be in the second half of this year.
