starting Bluetooth

I'm still working on the Hotspot issue, but last night I found and
installed the Bluetooth software for windows7. There were no
instructions. I think I did it right.

Now, after installation, I have 12 .exe programs including 5 that come
with the Bluetooth logo, something like this:

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They are
BTStackServer.exe
Bttray.exe
Btwhfconfig.exe
BtwIEProxy..exe and
Btsendto_explorer.exe

And there are 7 others without the bluetooth logo in the icon field.

Is one of them the program I should start to start Bluetooth, so that
the phone sees it.

micky wrote:
I'm still working on the Hotspot issue, but last night I found and
installed the Bluetooth software for windows7. There were no
instructions. I think I did it right.

Now, after installation, I have 12 .exe programs including 5 that come
with the Bluetooth logo, something like this:

|\
\|/
/|\
\/

They are
BTStackServer.exe
Bttray.exe
Btwhfconfig.exe
BtwIEProxy..exe and
Btsendto_explorer.exe

And there are 7 others without the bluetooth logo in the icon field.

Is one of them the program I should start to start Bluetooth, so that
the phone sees it.

At least some of those should be launching as services.

A desired end result, is a BT tray icon.

This is an example for the wrong OS. It shows I have no
control panel for it, but Settings wheel has a single toggle.

Whereas the Tray has a menu with more capabilities listed.

https://i.postimg.cc/3xLRy9cb/bt-win10.gif

Check with Sysinternals "Autoruns" and see if there's
some item using the Bttray.exe. Your "thing" really should
have had a proper installer, not a bag of parts :-)

Paul

Paul wrote:
micky wrote:
I'm still working on the Hotspot issue, but last night I found and
installed the Bluetooth software for windows7. There were no
instructions. I think I did it right.
Now, after installation, I have 12 .exe programs including 5 that come
with the Bluetooth logo, something like this:
|\
\|/
/|\
\/

They are BTStackServer.exe Bttray.exe Btwhfconfig.exe
BtwIEProxy..exe and
Btsendto_explorer.exe

And there are 7 others without the bluetooth logo in the icon field.

Is one of them the program I should start to start Bluetooth, so that
the phone sees it.

Here is a Win7 tray icon. Same deal.

https://i.postimg.cc/tCJdqhjq/BT400-Tray-W7.gif

That's likely a Broadcom WIDCOMM stack, not that anyone
would particularly care.

Paul