Unidentified Bluetooth Devices?

I have two unidentified Bluetooth Peripheral Devices for which I don't know what drivers to install. I already installed the fitting Bluetooth driver from Intel (I have an AX210 Wifi/BT card). Their hardware id's are:

- BTHENUM\{f8d1fbe4-7966-4334-8024-ff96c9330e15}_LOCALMFG&0002
- BTHENUM\{81c2e72a-0591-443e-a1ff-05f988593351}_LOCALMFG&0002

They seem to have something to do with the Bluetooth Enumerator. I can see two instances of Bluetooth Enumerator for which drivers are already installed.

Which drivers are needed for these unidentified Bluetooth devices?

UPDATE: They have something to do with my JBL 500BT Live headphones because they disappear and reappear when removing the headphones from Device Manager and repairing it again. The headphones are working fine.

Anyone else with BT headhpones have these unidentified BT Peripherals when enabling Bluetooth?

Per JBL support JBL TUNE 500BT | Wireless | On Ear Headphones
It indicates an issue with your driver. It appears they do not work correctly if you are using the standard MS driver. Go to your manufacturer site and download from there.

glasskuter said:

Per JBL support JBL TUNE 500BT | Wireless | On Ear Headphones
It indicates an issue with your driver. It appears they do not work correctly if you are using the standard MS driver. Go to your manufacturer site and download from there.

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They don't have specific drivers for the JBL 500BT Live. The manual just mentions how to connect it.

I'm talking about bluetooth drivers. The Gigabyte Z370 HD3 is not equipped with bluetooth so you had to have added in a pcie BT card. Go to its manufacturer support site and download its driver.

glasskuter said:

I'm talking about bluetooth drivers. The Gigabyte Z370 HD3 is not equipped with bluetooth so you had to have added in a pcie BT card. Go to its manufacturer support site and download its driver.

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I wasn't using standard MS drivers but from Intel. Just tried Ubit's drivers (which are quite old) but the unidentified drivers are still there. They have something to do with the headphones.