2012-11-14 14:43
My UK CV's firmware version is 1232.2109.1242.1001. I have succesfully paired my Lumia 920 with every bluetooth device I can lay my hands on.

2012-11-14 14:43
2012-11-14 15:20 - edited 2012-11-14 15:23
Same problems as all of you. Here's my story.
I have a 2012 4Runner that my 900 paired with flawlessly. The 920 not only doesn't auto connect (I have to manually pair it everytime I get in the car), but sometimes it only pairs voice or only pairs music. I have to do it again to get both to pair. Also, in addition to some of the DRM kinks with Xbox music not playing old Zune pass content, playing music has been a big headache so far with WP8.
I also have the Nokia Play 360 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker. I've used the NFC/Bluetooth functionality of that device to pair my 920. It's the same thing as the car. I often have to go into the settings on the phone and manually pair it to get it to work. Music also doesn't auto resume as it did on the 900. And I've had the phone freeze and restart multiple times after finally pairing it and getting music to play (usually about 30 seconds into the song once I think everything is finally working).
And then for kicks, I tried the Nokia Contacts Transfer app that uses bluetooth to transfer contacts between phones. I tried it to copy contacts between my 900 and 920 and couldn't ever get the two to pair. They would individually find the other phone, but never both seemed to be on the same page and connect long enough to do the transfer. This is particularly interesting because it's a Nokia app being used between two Nokia phones that both came out this year. Should work great, but didn't.
My best guess is there's some kind of bluetooth software glitch in WP8 that needs a patch ASAP.
Also, I'm using a US AT&T Lumia 920 if that matters.
2012-11-14 15:49
I'm having the same problem as everyone else with my 2007 BMW 328xi and bluetooth. Both my car and my Lumia 920 report that it has paried but none of the Bluetooth functionality works.
My previous Lumia 900 and Samsung Focus both worked fine. Nokia can you confirm that you are working on a fix for this? It's very disapointing that I can no longer use bluetooh in my car when it's been working fine with everyother phone I have tried.
2012-11-14 15:55
2012-11-14 15:59
This thread is consistently on the front page and yet no word of any kind from Nokia.
It's time to call their customer service and complain, 888-665-4228.
Post on on Microsoft's support forum, http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/winphone/forum/
Time to blow up all of the WP forums you can find and all news sites. With enough pressure, maybe we'll get a response.
2012-11-14 16:22
If they don't respond before the return window is closed (2 weeks in US with ATT), I will be returning the phone. I am not even using it, I moved the sim card to my old Lumia 900 which pairs and works and waiting on Nokia for some answers.
I am planning to try HTC Windows Phone 8X once I get a chance to stop by a store.
Does anyone who is having pairing problems with Lumia 920 tried any other Windows 8 phone with the same car?
This problem can be related to Nokia or Microsoft, and since they both have their heads hidden in the sand, it's left to users to figure out.
Brilliant return to market strategy Nokia.
2012-11-14 16:52
Same here , 2007 BMW 525i gets paired but none of the Bluetooth functionality works.
2012-11-14 17:00
This beginning to look more like a Windows Phone 8 issue and not Nokia.
I just did some search and found a discussion similar to this at Microsoft's Communities where users are complaining about connecting their HTC Windows Phone 8X devices to they car's Bluetooth, same issue as here.
It doesn't mean that Nokia should not respond to it's user problems.
2012-11-14 17:44
I actually think the same as the firmware from the UK guys is the same but if you compare the file sizes for the WP8 portion of the firmware, thats different 1.02GB size for ATT US vs. 1.26GB for CV UK (the Rogers FW is also 1.31 and I havent seen any Canadian complain).
I really hope they fix that soon.
2012-11-14 21:53
Can everyone please go to this Microsoft Support Forum post and mark that you have this question too... Its needs more flags so that it gets to the top of the list as needing to be answered. Thanks
2012-11-15 3:50
I'm having the same kind of issues with my 2006 BMW 330xi (E90). My Lumina 920 will state that it is paired the first time I try pair it, but my car does not show any sort of connectivity. After the first pairing, the phone no longer connects at all.
2012-11-15 15:19
OK now I know why my kids are laughing at me for buying this phone. No Bluetooth with my new Nissan Maxima, not even close to connecting to My Car. Dont even get me started on customer service. Called twice from the road yesterday with the phone to my ear of course, see above NO BLUETOOTH, and no call back or email. I asked if this is a known issue with the phone and the rep said first time she had heard of it. Do they read thier own boards? Really I'm going to give them 5 days and then back to AT&T, return, and either IPhone again or HTC. I really want to like this phone but what use is it if you can't connect to your car?
2012-11-15 15:23
2012-11-15 15:43
Same problem with Audi A3 (2006) Navigation plus (RNS-E).
Only headset profile, no handsfree profile. I cannot access my contacts only audio is passed. LG Optimus 7 (WP7.5) works fine.
I can't change my car but I could change the phone (iPhone works).....
2012-11-15 17:36
I have the same problems. iphone 4 worked fine.
Will have to return the phone if not fixed in 10 days.
2012-11-15 18:56
2012-11-15 19:22
2012-11-15 19:52
Same issue. 2007 BMW 5 Series with iDrive nav/bluetooth. No problems pairing co-workers' phones (with contacts) using iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy SIII, and my own Nokia Lumia 800. First went to BMW dealership and they tried unsuccessfully. Felt like an idiot as the serviceman asked me why I don't just get an iPhone. Then went back to AT&T store and they let me try an HTC 8x. Had the same problem. This is a bit of a joke. How do you release a phone and OS that doesn't do this basic task? Very disappointing. Fact of the matter is, there shouldn't be this much anxiety and effort in getting a new phone. Combine this Bluetooth issue with the Wi-Fi issues and the fact that the Amazon Kindle app crashed for the first four days. I've told my iPhone and Android friends about what a great fresh OS this is; but now I'm starting to look like a fool. Love the idea of the 920, but it is going back to AT&T next week if there is no sign of a fix for bluetooth.
2012-11-16 1:13 - edited 2012-11-16 1:19
FOLLOW UP: I went to the AT&T store tonight and exchanged my phone for another Nokia 920. Problems fixed and all is well with the world.
My original phone would not work or connect with any Bluetooth device in the store-
Tried the replacement Nokia 920 in store and worked but still had to go to my car, set up took about 30 secs this time, Nissan maxima 2012 and Bam it works. Hardware problem? I don't really know but why wait around for a fix if its a hardware problem. Return the phone and test in store before your 14 day trial expires. It worked for me and I'm now a happy Nokia customer. Stuff happens so no hard feelings but it did take another hour out of my day.
Thanks