Galaxy buds pro драйвер для windows 10

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice

The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

What’s Changed (v4.5.2)

• Hotfix: Support for devices with personalized names

What’s Changed (v4.5.1)

• Linux: Native tray icon support
• Hotfix: Accidentally leftover debug code in v4.5.0 suppressed all disconnect/error events and made it impossible to reconnect once disconnected
• Upgrade to .NET 6
• DevTools: Auto-scroll binary dump and message list
• Linux: Override Bluetooth adapter using an environment variable (e.g. BT_ADAPTER=hci0)
• Fixed crash in WelcomePage

Translation updates

• Korean translation updated by @rkdclgh in #279
• Chinese translation updated by @YexuanXiao in #282
• German translation updated by @Benni0109 in #283
• Korean translation updated by @cozyplanes in #284
• Hebrew translation updated by @RisinT96 in #293
• Spanish translation updated by @dtorreci in #301 #302
• Russian translation updated by @gavril-s in #305

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g., Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Privacy

• This application collects crash dumps in case of fatal application crashes and sends them to my sentry.io dashboard (can be disabled in settings).
• To help me support Buds models I don’t own, this app includes a crowdsourcing feature to share data about Samsung’s proprietary Bluetooth serial protocol on demand. You can disable this permanently by navigating to ‘Settings > Developer options’.

Q: How to fix connection issues

A: If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’ (Windows only)
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Thank you for 1800+ stars on GitHub!

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice

The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

What’s Changed

• Linux: Native tray icon support
• Hotfix: Accidentally leftover debug code in v4.5.0 suppressed all disconnect/error events and made it impossible to reconnect once disconnected
• Upgrade to .NET 6
• DevTools: Auto-scroll binary dump and message list
• Linux: Override Bluetooth adapter using an environment variable (e.g. BT_ADAPTER=hci0)
• Fixed crash in WelcomePage

Translation updates

• Korean translation updated by @rkdclgh in #279
• Chinese translation updated by @YexuanXiao in #282
• German translation updated by @Benni0109 in #283
• Korean translation updated by @cozyplanes in #284
• Hebrew translation updated by @RisinT96 in #293
• Spanish translation updated by @dtorreci in #301 #302
• Russian translation updated by @gavril-s in #305

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g., Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Privacy

• This application collects crash dumps in case of fatal application crashes and sends them to my sentry.io dashboard (can be disabled in settings).
• To help me support Buds models I don’t own, this app includes a crowdsourcing feature to share data about Samsung’s proprietary Bluetooth serial protocol on demand. You can disable this permanently by navigating to ‘Settings > Developer options’.

Q: How to fix connection issues

A: If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’ (Windows only)
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Thank you for 1700+ stars on GitHub!

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice: The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

Please keep your firmware updated. Concerning the Buds, Buds+, and Buds Live: very old firmware versions such as R175XXU0ASLE can cause crashes and are not properly supported. However, this app will support all Buds Pro firmware versions available to end users from launch.

Changelog v4.4.1

• Emergency patch for Buds2 users

Changelog v4.4

• Better Buds2 support
  • Enable/disable single/double/triple/long touch actions
• Buds2 and Pro: Support for ambient sound customization feature
• Inform user about possible Bluetooth connection conflicts if the official app is installed (@githubcatw)

Bug fixes

• Fixed various issues with the Buds2

Translation updates

• Added Chinese-Traditional translation (@YiJhu )
• Updated Chinese translation (@YexuanXiao)

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g., Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• Proprietary NVIDIA drivers may cause crashes on some Linux systems (feel free to open an issue, I need to collect information)
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Privacy

• This application collects crash dumps in case of fatal application crashes and sends them to my sentry.io dashboard.
• To help me support Buds models I don’t own, this app includes a crowdsourcing feature to share data about Samsung’s proprietary Bluetooth serial protocol on demand. You can disable this permanently by navigating to ‘Settings > Developer options’.

Other notes

• The first launch (or after updating) always takes a few seconds longer.

Q: How to fix connection issues

A: If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Q: The app does not launch

A: If you are on Windows, please (re-)install the latest version of the Microsoft .NET Framework Runtime.

Thank you for 1300+ stars on GitHub!

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice: The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

Please keep your firmware updated. Concerning the Buds, Buds+, and Buds Live: very old firmware versions such as R175XXU0ASLE can cause crashes and are not properly supported. However, this app will support all Buds Pro firmware versions available to end users from launch.

Changelog v4.4

• Better Buds2 support
  • Enable/disable single/double/triple/long touch actions
• Buds2 and Pro: Support for ambient sound customization feature
• Inform user about possible Bluetooth connection conflicts if the official app is installed (@githubcatw)

Bug fixes

• Fixed various issues with the Buds2

Translation updates

• Added Chinese-Traditional translation (@YiJhu )
• Updated Chinese translation (@YexuanXiao)

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g., Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• Proprietary NVIDIA drivers may cause crashes on some Linux systems (feel free to open an issue, I need to collect information)
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Privacy

• This application collects crash dumps in case of fatal application crashes and sends them to my sentry.io dashboard.
• To help me support Buds models I don’t own, this app includes a crowdsourcing feature to share data about Samsung’s proprietary Bluetooth serial protocol on demand. You can disable this permanently by navigating to ‘Settings > Developer options’.

Other notes

• The first launch (or after updating) always takes a few seconds longer.

Q: How to fix connection issues

A: If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Q: The app does not launch

A: If you are on Windows, please (re-)install the latest version of the Microsoft .NET Framework Runtime.

Thank you for 1300+ stars on GitHub!

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice: The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

Please keep your firmware updated. Concerning the Buds, Buds+, and Buds Live: very old firmware versions such as R175XXU0ASLE can cause crashes and are not properly supported. However, this app will support all Buds Pro firmware versions available to end users from launch.

Changelog v4.3.1

• Bugfix: Hide terminal debug window

Changelog v4.3

• Buds2 support

Bug fixes

• Firmware update transfer with very slow Bluetooth hardware doesn’t timeout anymore
• Fixed various graphical glitches

Translation updates

• Added Hebrew translation (@Sigarya)
• Updated Czech translation (@Joedmin)

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g., Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• Proprietary NVIDIA drivers may cause crashes on some Linux systems (feel free to open an issue, I need to collect information)
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Privacy

• This application collects crash dumps in case of fatal application crashes and sends them to my sentry.io dashboard.
• To help me support Buds models I don’t own, this app includes a crowdsourcing feature to share data about Samsung’s proprietary Bluetooth serial protocol on demand. You can disable this permanently by navigating to ‘Settings > Developer options’.

Other notes

• The first launch (or after updating) always takes a few seconds longer.

Q: How to fix connection issues

A: If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Q: The app does not launch

A: If you are on Windows, please (re-)install the latest version of the Microsoft .NET Framework Runtime.

Thank you for 1200+ stars on GitHub!

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice: The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

Please keep your firmware updated. Concerning the Buds, Buds+, and Buds Live: very old firmware versions such as R175XXU0ASLE can cause crashes and are not properly supported. However, this app will support all Buds Pro firmware versions available to end users from launch.

Changelog v4.2.1

• Buds Live: Enable firmware flashing tool (advanced users only; confirmed working by testers)
• Optimized ‘three-way switch‘ touch action behavior for noise control (Buds Pro)
• New styling option ‘Use different color when in case‘ for the connection popup

Bug fixes

• Firmware flasher: detect and warn about internal beta firmware images (BCOM-header)
• Fixed text-overflow in context-menus
• Fixed high CPU usage on some Linux systems
• Fixed installer issues

Translation updates

• Added French translation (@tretre91)
• Added Romanian translation (@grigorem)
• Added Chinese translation (@YexuanXiao)
• Updated Korean translation (@cozyplanes, @MareNectaris)
• Updated Czech translation (@Joedmin)
• Updated Russian translation (@ArthurWolfhound, @Braingines )
• Updated Ukrainian translation (@ArthurWolfhound)

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g., Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• Proprietary NVIDIA drivers may cause crashes on some Linux systems (feel free to open an issue, I need to collect information)
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Privacy

• This application collects crash dumps in case of fatal application crashes and sends them to my sentry.io dashboard.
• To help me support Buds models I don’t own, this app includes a crowdsourcing feature to share data about Samsung’s proprietary Bluetooth serial protocol on demand. You can disable this permanently by navigating to ‘Settings > Developer options’.

Other notes

• The first launch (or after updating) always takes a few seconds longer.

Q: How to fix connection issues

A: If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Q: The app does not launch

A: If you are on Windows, please (re-)install the latest version of the Microsoft .NET Framework Runtime.

Thank you for 1100+ stars on GitHub!

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice: The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

Please keep your firmware updated. Concerning the Buds, Buds+, and Buds Live: very old firmware versions such as R175XXU0ASLE can cause crashes and are not properly supported. However, this app will support all Buds Pro firmware versions available to end users from launch.

Changelog v4.2

• Firmware update flashing tool (Buds+ and Buds Pro only)
  • Upgrade using official firmware binaries
  • Downgrade to older firmware (not officially supported, experienced users only)
  • Flash custom firmware binaries (dangerous, experienced users only)
• Remap Bixby wakeup feature (Buds Live, Buds Pro)
• Dump spatial 3D head-tracking data (Buds Pro)
• Added outside double-tap volume support (Buds Pro)
• Change how the noise control switch on the touchpad behaves (Buds Pro)
  • Option 1: Switch between ANC <-> Off
  • Option 2: Switch between Ambient <-> Off
  • Option 3: Switch between Ambient <-> ANC
  • Option 4 (exclusive): Iterate over ANC, Ambient, and Off
• Added stereo pan support (Buds Live, Buds Pro)
• Support new case battery behavior changed by Samsung

Bug fixes

• Fixed overflow issue with original Galaxy Buds and certain Bluetooth adapters
• Detect connection issues more reliably (WindowsRT)
• Fixed self-updater issue
• Various minor crash fixes

Translation updates

• Updated Czech translation (@Joedmin580)
• Added Greek translation (@nikossyr)

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g., Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• Proprietary NVIDIA drivers may cause crashes on some Linux systems (feel free to open an issue, I need to collect information)
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Note: The first launch (or after updating) always takes a few seconds longer.

Q: How to fix connection issues

A: If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Q: The app does not launch

A: If you are on Windows, please (re-)install the latest version of the Microsoft .NET Framework Runtime.

Thank you for 850+ stars on GitHub!

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice: The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

Please keep your firmware updated. Concerning the Buds, Buds+, and Buds Live: very old firmware versions such as R175XXU0ASLE can cause crashes and are not properly supported. However, this app is going to support all Buds Pro firmware versions available to end users from launch.

Changelog v4.1.1.1

• Fix incorrect version code

Changelog v4.1.1

• Buds Plus/Live: Fix case battery 101% issue after R175XXU0AUB3/R180XXU0AUB3 firmware update
• Added Buds Pro icons (@TheLastFrame)
• Added Czech translation (@Joedmin580)
• Updated German translation (@TheLastFrame)
• Updated Chinese translation (@kakkk)
• Updated Korean translation (@ericswpark)
• Various crash fixes

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g. Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• Proprietary NVIDIA drivers may cause crashes on some Linux systems (feel free to open an issue, I need to collect information)
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Note: The first launch (or after updating) always takes a few seconds longer.

Fixing connection issues

If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Thank you for 670+ stars on GitHub!

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice: The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

Please keep your firmware updated. Concerning the Buds, Buds+, and Buds Live: very old firmware versions such as R175XXU0ASLE can cause crashes and are not properly supported. However, this app is going to support all Buds Pro firmware versions available to end users from launch.

Changelog v4.1.1

• Buds Plus/Live: Fix case battery 101% issue after R175XXU0AUB3/R180XXU0AUB3 firmware update
• Added Buds Pro icons (@TheLastFrame)
• Added Czech translation (@Joedmin580)
• Updated German translation (@TheLastFrame)
• Updated Chinese translation (@kakkk)
• Updated Korean translation (@ericswpark)
• Various crash fixes

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g. Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• Proprietary NVIDIA drivers may cause crashes on some Linux systems (feel free to open an issue, I need to collect information)
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Note: The first launch (or after updating) always takes a few seconds longer.

Fixing connection issues

If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Thank you for 670+ stars on GitHub!

All Galaxy Buds models are supported!

SmartScreen notice: The current Windows installer seems to trigger a SmartScreen (‘unrecognized developer’) warning on some systems, most likely because I’m publishing these installers as unsigned binaries. Unfortunately, using a proper code signing certificate is not an option since I cannot afford recurring monthly payments for an open-source app with zero budget.

Please keep your firmware updated. Concerning the Buds, Buds+, and Buds Live: very old firmware versions such as R175XXU0ASLE can cause crashes and are not properly supported. However, this app is going to support all Buds Pro firmware versions available to end users from launch.

Changelog v4.1.0

• Fix Buds Live ANC switch
• Fix Buds Pro case battery display
• Update Korean translation (@cozyplanes, @papercore-dev)
• Update Russian and Ukrainian translation (@ArthurWolfhound)
• Add Vietnamese translation (@KatJillianne)
• Add alternative Bluetooth backend to fix connection issues with some Bluetooth adapters/drivers
• Windows: Fixed accidental app shutdown when minimizing the app to the tray bar

Note to Linux users

• x86_64-musl binaries are only compatible with libc-musl based distributions (e.g. Alpine Linux).
• You need to give the binary execute permissions before launching it: chmod +x GalaxyBudsClient
• Proprietary NVIDIA drivers may cause crashes on some Linux systems (feel free to open an issue, I need to collect information)
• If your system language is set to a language that has non-Latin characters (Korean, Japanese, Chinese), you need to start the app like this: LC_ALL=C ./GalaxyBudsClient (temporary workaround)

Note: The first launch (or after updating) always takes a few seconds longer.

Fixing connection issues

If you experience issues while connecting or using the Galaxy Buds with this app, you can do the following:

1. Unregister your earbuds in the app if not already done, like this: Options > Unregister device
2. Proceed to the device selection page
3. Disable the switch with the label ‘Use alternative Bluetooth backend’
4. Select your earbuds from the list and continue

Thank you for 600+ stars on GitHub!