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In the release version of Windows 7, your PC could connect to Bluetooth speakers (act as A2DP source) but additionally, drivers could enable the audio device to work as A2DP sink if supported by the audio hardware vendor. In Windows 7 pre-release versions, A2DP source and sink roles were supported natively but this was dropped in the final RTM release version.
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