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Old November 21st 04, 09:54 PM
Alberto
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Default bluetooth com port

Hi all.
Is it possible to cancel/delete the com port used by bluetooth adapter ?
I have done some attempt with two phone and now I am using COM24 to COM26
but from COM3 to COM 23 thay are all free but Is impossible for me tu use
them.
How can I reuse or delete COM3 - COM23

Thanks


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Old November 21st 04, 10:25 PM
AmericanTechie
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I am just going to throw out a guess on this one. My guess is the bluetooth
adapter has it's own com port which is added when it is installed. Therefore
the way to disable the com port would be to disable the adapter. No other
device would be able to use the com port provided by the adapter. I suggest
not messing the the com ports, there is usually a better fix. What is the
problem by the way? Maybe we can find an alternative solution to your
problem.

Thanks,

John
americantechie.com

"Alberto" wrote:

Hi all.
Is it possible to cancel/delete the com port used by bluetooth adapter ?
I have done some attempt with two phone and now I am using COM24 to COM26
but from COM3 to COM 23 thay are all free but Is impossible for me tu use
them.
How can I reuse or delete COM3 - COM23

Thanks



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Old November 21st 04, 11:08 PM
Alberto
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Default bluetooth com port

Ok this is not a big problem.
The fact is, if I add a portable phone to bluetooth devices I can see it on
COM10.
If i delete the phone for bluetooth devices and add it again I see it on
COM11
and so on. (com port numer increse always. if I go to see in HW resorces I
still see COM10 is use but nothing is connected of it, becuase the only
phone I'm using is on COM11)
At the end I can find the end of com ports .....
"AmericanTechie" ha scritto nel
messaggio ...
I am just going to throw out a guess on this one. My guess is the
bluetooth
adapter has it's own com port which is added when it is installed.
Therefore
the way to disable the com port would be to disable the adapter. No other
device would be able to use the com port provided by the adapter. I
suggest
not messing the the com ports, there is usually a better fix. What is the
problem by the way? Maybe we can find an alternative solution to your
problem.

Thanks,

John
americantechie.com

"Alberto" wrote:

Hi all.
Is it possible to cancel/delete the com port used by bluetooth adapter ?
I have done some attempt with two phone and now I am using COM24 to COM26
but from COM3 to COM 23 thay are all free but Is impossible for me tu use
them.
How can I reuse or delete COM3 - COM23

Thanks





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Old November 21st 04, 11:40 PM
Si Ballenger
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Default bluetooth com port

On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 22:54:12 +0100, "Alberto"
wrote:

Hi all.
Is it possible to cancel/delete the com port used by bluetooth adapter ?
I have done some attempt with two phone and now I am using COM24 to COM26
but from COM3 to COM 23 thay are all free but Is impossible for me tu use
them.
How can I reuse or delete COM3 - COM23


With your gizmo installed, go to device manager and open the
propertys of comport it has been assigned to, and click on the
advanced button. In the lower left is the comport drop down that
has comports 1 thru 256. Open the list and scroll up to the
comport you want to use, like 5. It may say it is in use (it
shouldn't be if you have nothing else connected), but just ignore
the conflict warning and chose ok. XP has a flaw where it
assigns a new comport number to USB comport port devices each
time they are plugged in.
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Old November 22nd 04, 10:31 AM
Thomas Wendell
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Default bluetooth com port

I _think_ those COM ports should be found in device manager (Start-Run:
devmgmt.msc and Ports) delete them from there...


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"Alberto" kirjoitti viestissä
...
Ok this is not a big problem.
The fact is, if I add a portable phone to bluetooth devices I can see it

on
COM10.
If i delete the phone for bluetooth devices and add it again I see it on
COM11
and so on. (com port numer increse always. if I go to see in HW resorces I
still see COM10 is use but nothing is connected of it, becuase the only
phone I'm using is on COM11)
At the end I can find the end of com ports .....
"AmericanTechie" ha scritto nel
messaggio ...
I am just going to throw out a guess on this one. My guess is the
bluetooth
adapter has it's own com port which is added when it is installed.
Therefore
the way to disable the com port would be to disable the adapter. No

other
device would be able to use the com port provided by the adapter. I
suggest
not messing the the com ports, there is usually a better fix. What is

the
problem by the way? Maybe we can find an alternative solution to your
problem.

Thanks,

John
americantechie.com

"Alberto" wrote:

Hi all.
Is it possible to cancel/delete the com port used by bluetooth adapter

?
I have done some attempt with two phone and now I am using COM24 to

COM26
but from COM3 to COM 23 thay are all free but Is impossible for me tu

use
them.
How can I reuse or delete COM3 - COM23

Thanks







  #6  
Old January 22nd 05, 08:09 AM
Captain
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Default bluetooth com port

I am having the same problem. I am now at com 11. I am using my bluetooth in
conjunction with activesync. Activesync is on'y able to connect to ports 1-9
it appears and I can no loger connect. Has anyone figured out how to reclaim
those ports?

"Alberto" wrote:

Hi all.
Is it possible to cancel/delete the com port used by bluetooth adapter ?
I have done some attempt with two phone and now I am using COM24 to COM26
but from COM3 to COM 23 thay are all free but Is impossible for me tu use
them.
How can I reuse or delete COM3 - COM23

Thanks



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Old January 22nd 05, 08:22 AM
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I am having the same problem. I am now at com 11. I am using my bluetooth
in
conjunction with activesync. Activesync is on'y able to connect to ports
1-9
it appears and I can no loger connect. Has anyone figured out how to
reclaim
those ports?

"Alberto" wrote:

Hi all.
Is it possible to cancel/delete the com port used by bluetooth adapter ?
I have done some attempt with two phone and now I am using COM24 to COM26
but from COM3 to COM 23 thay are all free but Is impossible for me tu use
them.
How can I reuse or delete COM3 - COM23

Thanks





 




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