Bluetooth Places works, MPT does not. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.motorola () I have a Moto v551, Ambicom USB adaptor, XP SP2. I followed the instructions to rename the Microsoft .inf file, downloaded the latest drivers from Ambicom, running WIDCOMM...

places works but I can't print to my HP bluetooth printer adapter... If I remove all the OEM software and let Windows XP SP2 detect and set up the adapter I can print but otherwise cannot see or use the Bluetooth places or access any of its functionality...

shows up in Device Manager, and indicates it is working properly. My Bluetooth Places shows on the Desktop. It can see the Motorola phone. The first indication of a problem is when I look at my bluetooth services, most of the services have a red "X"....

says "My Bluetooth Places." Note that if you simply plug the dongle into a USB port it will work with Mobile Phone Tools but you won't have the "My Bluetooth Places" icon and you need it for this operation. So, unplug the dongle and run the CD. When...

an error when I use My Bluetooth Places and double click on OBEX File Transfer for my V600. Further to this I have tried double clicking OBEX File Transfer in My Bluetooth Places for my Sony Ericsson Z600, and it works fine - searches for a moment, then...

well does it work? I have been trying to set one of those up, but have not found it easy. Connections dropped, applications working intermittently, no "My Bluetooth Places" with the supplied drivers (BlueSoleil). I gave up and downloaded the Widcomm drivers...

the V505 supports it, you should be able to browse and transfer file > if your Bluetooth (My Bluetooth Places) is set up properly. (Works for me > with a Sony Ericsson Z600.) >> For help with Bluetooth, see the Bluetooth Guide at Jons Guides. >>> -- > Best...

an error when I use My Bluetooth Places and double click on OBEX File Transfer for my V600. Further to this I have tried double clicking OBEX File Transfer in My Bluetooth Places for my Sony Ericsson Z600, and it works fine - searches for a moment, then...

the phone from the PC using My Bluetooth Places if you have a dongle on the PC. As for the 12 digit number, every BT device has one, like a MAC address, but you won't find it printed on the device. You can get it with My Bluetooth Places. From:Gary...