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(experiment) Noahlink Wireless as a Bluetooth dongle that's not limited to just HAs

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I recently got the Noahlink Wireless 2 to program my hearing aids. But the thing is quite expensive and I’m wondering if i could get anything else out of it, like using it as a dongle for my PC to connect other devices since in itself it literally is just a BT LE 5.3 adapter with a proprietary protocol on top. Does anyone know something about removing these restrictions and/or making Windows recognize it as a BT adapter? Any knowledge appreciated

Not sure if your serious, but no why in earth would you want/need to do that, because bluetooth dongles can be got on eBay for $10, best keep it for what it’s designed for.

Tenkan is correct with the question. I think you vvvn still do not know where your situation is, or perhaps you do not need haids.

I have a Windows 11 laptop with NoahLink and all setups of a desktop environment, including all toolkits dedicated only to two haids and all the haids molds I own.

That laptop doesn’t turn on if it is not for these two haids.

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