bluetooth with SP2

[sultan]

hello
I have the problem with my bluetooth in SP2.
when I put the bluetooth USB in my computer the SP2 automaticly confirm the
hardwre, but it's give me the different drive with is not good for bluetooth
and not that enbled. also it's doesn't take the dirve with I install it from
the CD.

THIS PROBLEM IS HAPPEN ONLY WITH THE SP2 AND IT'S GOOD WITH SP1
so what I need can anyone tell me who I can stop the automatic drive confirm
and make it manual ????

I tried to delete the folder with called i386 from the Drive cache
but it's still auto confirm and install ?
so what can I do ?

[Bill Crocker]

If there was a driver/software associated with your Bluetooth device, you
may need to reinstall it. Also, SP2 adds a firewall, defaulted to ON. Not
sure if it protects Bluetooth links, but it's worth looking into.

Bill Crocker


"sultan" > wrote in message
...
> hello
> I have the problem with my bluetooth in SP2.
> when I put the bluetooth USB in my computer the SP2 automaticly confirm
> the
> hardwre, but it's give me the different drive with is not good for
> bluetooth
> and not that enbled. also it's doesn't take the dirve with I install it
> from
> the CD.
>
> THIS PROBLEM IS HAPPEN ONLY WITH THE SP2 AND IT'S GOOD WITH SP1
> so what I need can anyone tell me who I can stop the automatic drive
> confirm
> and make it manual ????
>
> I tried to delete the folder with called i386 from the Drive cache
> but it's still auto confirm and install ?
> so what can I do ?

[Alwyn]

> when I put the bluetooth USB in my computer the SP2 automaticly confirm the
> hardwre, but it's give me the different drive with is not good for bluetooth
> and not that enbled.

Go My Computer | Manage | Storage | Disk Management
Rightclick the USB and select Change Drive letter ...
Alwyn

[OShah]

"=?Utf-8?B?QWx3eW4=?=" > wrote in
:

>> when I put the bluetooth USB in my computer the SP2 automaticly confirm
>> the hardwre, but it's give me the different drive with is not good for
>> bluetooth and not that enbled.
>
> Go My Computer | Manage | Storage | Disk Management
> Rightclick the USB and select Change Drive letter ...
> Alwyn
>

Your Bluetooth Manufacturer should now be able to supply you with a fix, But
just in case they don't...

XP doesn't install buggy (or "unsigned" to be politically correct) drivers by
default, (especially when there are signed drivers available). To install the
manufacturer's driver, you'll need to force it (Manually update the driver).

In Device Manager, right click your Bluetooth device, and select Update
Driver. When asked about Windows Update say "No, not at this time". Make sure
you select "Advanced" and not automatic. Then select "Don't search, I will
choose the driver to install". Now you can click "Have Disk" to navigate to
the Manufacturer's Inf file. If Windows warns you about unsigned drivers,
click Continue Anyway. A restart may be necessary.

The manufacturer's driver should now be working.

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oshah
Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Error Reporting -> Choose Programs
-> Do not report errors for these programs:

Acrobat.exe
waol.exe

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