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The AirPods Pro have been a highly debated topic on social media, especially following the official release of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14. One seemingly simple yet often asked question is, 'how do you connect AirPods to a Windows PC?' While AirPods work seamlessly on iPhones and Macs, what about PCs running Windows?Fortunately, setting up and using AirPods on a Windows PC is quite straightforward. Readers can follow the easy steps outlined below:To start, place the AirPods into the charging case. On a Windows computer, open the Start Menu > Settings, and then select Devices. Make sure that Bluetooth is enabled on your device.
Next, choose Add Bluetooth or other device
The AirPods will establish a connection with the Windows computer almost instantly.
Click Done to close this window, and your AirPods are now ready for use. If you wish to use the headphones with an iPad, iPhone, or Mac, you'll need to navigate to the Bluetooth interface to reconnect.(For users of iOS 14, iPadOS 14, MacOS Big Sur, and the latest firmware on AirPods Pro, there's a quick switch feature between Apple devices sharing the same Apple ID).To reconnect AirPods to a Windows computer, open the Bluetooth menu from the taskbar, select Show Bluetooth devices, then choose AirPods and press the Connect button to establish the connection.All settings for AirPods on Apple devices (such as noise cancellation, transparency mode, or spatial audio) remain unchanged when connecting the headphones to a Windows PC. You won't be able to modify these settings on Windows as it lacks support. Therefore, any adjustments need to be made by connecting the AirPods to an Apple device.This demonstrates the complete cross-platform compatibility of AirPods, whether you're using Apple devices or a Windows PC.Source lifehacker
