Bluetooth Adapter needs Generic drivers. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () I did this before.... As i recall in win98 etc, if u didnt want to use the recommended driver for lets say a printer, you could choose from ANYTHING...

step is important: Click START:RUN and enter 'devmgmt.msc' and click OK. Click the + in front of Bluetooth and select the first item which is Generic Bluetooth Radio. Click 'Update Drivers' and select the CSR driver instead of the Microsoft one. See:...

Need the bluetooth drivers. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () AAAAAARRRRGGGGHH! This afternoon, I deleted the drivers for the generic bluetooth radio and the bluetooth enumerator that are part of windows--i am running...

couldn't connect. Now I have Windows Generic Bluetooth Radio. I think it works OK, beside the pairing. I mean, Windows recognize the Bluetooth adapter when I plug it in. But, as I said before, I can't add a device. It used to work OK (besides the known...

and has the unrestricted bluesoliel software. Could it be a problem with Suse 10 bluetooth (BlueZ???) software or that possibly my generic bluetooth adapter is the problem??? Thanks in advance for any help :D :D. Hey, I wanted to start a thread on this...

device manager looks like this: Bluetooth: -Bluetooth RFCOMM Bluetooth Radios: -Generic Bluetooth Adapter if only I could get the darn adapter to show up under "Bluetooth"... this is absolutely frustrating!!! i have the same problem!...

Windowz XP SP2 Motorola phone v505 phone tools 319e bluetooth software widcomm Plenty of memory ect... Motorola phone tools says the phone is in use by another program so I stop the bluetooth device and then it will not find it. Go figure? Thanks....

adapter in, I did, and it, CORRECTLY, found a CRS bluetooth device, but asked for driver location. I accidentally told it to look in the folder where the bluetooth ..inf files had been moved to, and it reinstalled the generic radio and ms bluetooth...

which I would have though are really pretty typical of most users. o Synchronise with a Motorola V3 via a generic Bluetooth adapter. o Work directly with data stored in Outlook. o Support recurring appointments in a sensible fashion. (Perhaps, split...