- Oct 24, 2015
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Hi,
For quite some time I've been having very annoying problems with the Bluetooth drivers on my win7 64bit (lenovo T500).
Bluetooth devices weren't being recognized correctly and I just couldn't get windows to recognize the device driver correctly.
Finally about a couple of month ago I solved the problem by installing a patched bluetooth driver from here:
http://bluetoothinstaller.com/
.
Now this definitely solved my unrecognized devices problem, where now the device is recognized correctly as Hands free audio (which I do need for my UE 360 speakers). But now without any apperant reason it re-installs itself after very boot.
I've read a little in various forums that this kind of problem is quite common, and usually re-installinf / disabling the device solves it.
though in my case I've already performed complete removal of the bluetooth driver several times (please see thread http://www.tomsguide.com/forum/topicfromemail/id/3052065?userId=2105387&answerId=17938957&hash=a670486e37e2a982c418f7eff8dc6586f76f504f&xitiTracker=EPR-8809), before finally finding the aformentioned suitable driver, which I do need and therefor cannot just disable the device.
How do I make the installation 'stick' so it will stop re-inslatiing itself after every boot?
Thanks in advance.
For quite some time I've been having very annoying problems with the Bluetooth drivers on my win7 64bit (lenovo T500).
Bluetooth devices weren't being recognized correctly and I just couldn't get windows to recognize the device driver correctly.
Finally about a couple of month ago I solved the problem by installing a patched bluetooth driver from here:
http://bluetoothinstaller.com/
.
Now this definitely solved my unrecognized devices problem, where now the device is recognized correctly as Hands free audio (which I do need for my UE 360 speakers). But now without any apperant reason it re-installs itself after very boot.
I've read a little in various forums that this kind of problem is quite common, and usually re-installinf / disabling the device solves it.
though in my case I've already performed complete removal of the bluetooth driver several times (please see thread http://www.tomsguide.com/forum/topicfromemail/id/3052065?userId=2105387&answerId=17938957&hash=a670486e37e2a982c418f7eff8dc6586f76f504f&xitiTracker=EPR-8809), before finally finding the aformentioned suitable driver, which I do need and therefor cannot just disable the device.
How do I make the installation 'stick' so it will stop re-inslatiing itself after every boot?
Thanks in advance.
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