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We can use Bluetooth technology to connect laptop and cell phone. We can move videos, images, photos etc from a desktop computer or a laptop to our cell phones. In order to use Bluetooth technology to connect laptop and cell phone we need a laptop and a cell phone which support this technology. If the laptop doesn't support it, we can use a USB Bluetooth dongle. Just plug it into the USB port of the desktop computer or laptop. Leave the rest to Microsoft Windows. It will find the driver and install it itself. If it is not supported, we can manually install it via the manufacturer's compact disk. Follow these simple steps in order to use Bluetooth technology to connect laptop and cell phone: (In this example, we are using Windows Vista.) Turn on the Bluetooth feature on your cell phone. Make this setting: my Phone's visibility -> Shown to all on the cell phone. Open Bluetooth Devices by clicking on its icon in the Control Panel. OR
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Look for the Bluetooth driver in the Device Manager and double-click on its icon. Click on the Add buttonin Bluetooth Devices dialog box. Check the box for "My devices is set up and ready to be found" in the Add Bluetooth Device Wizard dialog box. Click on the Next button. This device wizard will display the name of the found Bluetooth device close by. Click on the device name that you would like to add and click on Next. Select "Let me choose my own key" or "Choose a passkey for me" and click on Next. It will now display the passkey. Key this into the cell phone. Now the laptop is initiating to install the Bluetooth device. (Click Yes as you see the prompt message on the cell phone to allow connection with the laptop.) Click on the Finish button to close the dialog box of Add Bluetooth Device Wizard. The Bluetooth device (the cell phone) is now displayed in Bluetooth Devices dialog box. Select the Bluetooth device and click on the Properties button. The Properties dialog box for the device will become visible. Choose the Services tab. Check the boxes for the services you want. In the end you can launch the items of the cell phone. Transfer photos, videos etc to cell phone via Bluetooth technology. This method can also be used to connect laptop to Bluetooth devices like Bluetooth mouse, Bluetooth keyboard, Bluetooth headset, etc
First rule-of-thumb, don't trust windows updates for drivers. With that being said, you should find out what the chipset of that Atheros card really is. Download a program called Unknown Devices, by Halfdone. Install the program and run it. It will tell you the actual chipset. Then google search that chipset with the words "xp driver" after it. You should also look at the list and see what the bluetooth type is in you laptop. Usually it will be either a Toshiba bluetooth stack, Widcomm, or Microsoft. Then google that with "xp" after it to find the driver for the bluetooth. Install the software and driver and you should be all set. Let me know if you need more help. And if this fixed your issue please make sure to leave comments. Thanks.
I think u would not had installed the drivers software properly. Uninstall the drivers for ur phone in ur laptop . then without connecting the phone to the laptop install the drivers . now restart and connect the phone to ur laptop . go to add hardware option and add the phone. now it'll ask for the location of software. select the option as cd. it'll ask for the port no. and all other details.. give them correctly ... select ur phone from the list and install it. now ur phone is ready to work with ur lap top
are you using wifi connection, I mean wireless connection or you're hooking up to a LAN network or through a modem connection?
If all this connection wouldn't worked out anymore, try reinstalling your Operating System!
use nokia pc suite
get the right settings on your phone
there is no prob with vista as far as i know
pair the phone and comp properly via bluetooth or USB
and i think youll have a good connection
This adapter is obviously not compatable with Vista as it was originally used in Win98, Win2000 and XP and there are no drivers on this site for Vista.
http://www.targus.com/us/drivers_manuals.asp?SKU=ACB10US
For the price of a new Vista compatible Bluetooth adapter it's not worth re installing another operating system as all adapters should have all the same uses as each other.
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