

The issue was not isolated to the ZebraDesigner driver. Any attempt to manually create the COM port resulted in an error at print time. The problem had been that a Zebra Bluetooth-enabled printer could pair successfully but the outgoing COM port created by Windows 10 was not available to select from within the ZebraDesigner driver. This is a known issue with Windows 10 and Bluetooth: Windows 10 could not correctly create virtual COM ports for devices that uses the Bluetooth SPP protocol. If following the full instructions for Windows 10 Bluetooth Setup with Zebra Printers and updating Windows 10 on your Tablet with the instructions in this article do not help, the only suggestion we have at this time is to try a Windows 10 compatible Zebra Driver from one of our partners, Seagull Scientific's Bartender Driver. Microsoft has resolved their issues preventing the ZebraDesigner driver and drivers from other developers from making a Bluetooth connection using Windows 10 PCs. However, we have seen reports from customers that the issue is not resolved with Windows 10 Tablets. ZebraDesigner Driver used with Zebra Bluetooth Compatible Printers

Problem with Windows 10 and using the ZebraDesigner Driver Problem creating a Bluetooth connection to the Zebra Printer using Windows 10 and the ZebraDesigner Driver

Why does my Windows 10 Bluetooth connection fail?
