it is a billionton bluetooth device and i have windows xp service pack 2 installed on my system
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have you tried driversguide.com?\nor try the manufacturers web site.\nor search DRIVER BLUETOOTH (device)\nor try the computer manufacturer's site under tech support\n \ngood luck
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do you have windows xp? did it recognise your phone? Click Manage Connections and select the way you connected it - cable/bluetooth/iR
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Check the website for instructions.\n\nhttp://www.broadcom.com/products/bluetooth_support.php
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Xp support all sound cards but you have to have it's driver for xp\nand at this sit thay give a free drivers for old things www.opendrivers.com
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wifi and bluetooth are totally different things and different technologies, although they are both 'wireless' technologies.\n\nthe chances of someone accessing your internet connection via the bluetooth on your laptop are incredibly slim, particularily since the data speed of bluetooth isn't very fast so browsing the internet via a bluetooth network connection isn't normally worth it.\n\nIF you have a wireless router with either a built in or connected modem then these are often open to abuse - especially if no security has been setup on them because anyone can connect to them wirelessly provided they're within the range of the router.\n\nIF you DO have a wireless router, you will need to read it's manual regarding enabling security settings. normally a wpa or wep should be set, and possibly mac address filtering too - these will stop just anyone using your router/internet connection.\n\nIF you DO NOT have a wireless router, it could be the case that your computer has been 'rooted' or otherwise compromised by a trojan which is allowing full access to your machine by an intruder. in this case you should disconnect from the internet and do a full virus scan to look for and remove trojans.
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The Bluetooth hub gets powered from your USB slot, and they're 50 bucks.\n\nI suggest you don't get one as sending a file wth pictures to your printer (Roughly 500 kb for watermark) is going to receive it at dial-up speed. Which is about 8 kbps so around a minute to send your stuff.\n\nHere's the thing though, if your mouse is not bluetooth ready then bluetooth won't work, same with all your other stuff.
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Actually, Windows XP with no Service Packs, has a limit of 127GB, or 137 billion bytes (they're the same).  And you only need SP1 for that not to be the case anymore.
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Make sure you have the latest servicepack installed (SP2). You'll need it anyways if you wanna keep receiving updates from the Windows site.\nIf the BIOS detects the harddrive in full, start XP and goto Disk Management > Action > Rescan disks and see if it will pick up the correct size.\nIf the BIOS doesn't recognize the harddrive as 320 Gb, you'll need to find an updated BIOS for your motherboard. Check the site of the manufacturer for that (most motherboards made after 2003 will be able to recognize large harddrives).\nAs a last resort, you can goto the website of the manufacturer of the harddrive to see if they have extra drivers that will solve the problem for you.
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Ummm... you haven't really given enough information for me, or anyone for that matter, to answer that question. Try these 3 things, then, if they don't work I reccomend you re-post this question with some system specs\n\n1. Try the windows troubleshooter/knowledgebase it's got a pretty extensive list of windows problems\n2. Try your soundcard/computer(if its integrated) manufacturers website, they might have rports of this problem.\n3. Try Google or Yahoo searching for the details of your problem, odds are someone else has had it if your Laptop is stock. \n\nTo answer this question we would need details like, what kind of notebook, XP Pro or Home, SP 1 or 2, what kind of soundcard etc...
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Go to: Control Panel -> Performance & Maintenance -> System -> Hardware -> Device Manager\n\nAnd check if every device is working correctly. If not, usually it will show different icon on top of it. Then you would need to find the newest or appropriate driver that XP could accept. Usually the website of the original manufacture of your device should have host the driver.
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Windows 98 is more limited in it's ability to allocate plug and play resources that new versions (Win2K and XP).  It's more limited into the resources it can share and allocate.\n\nThe previous answer is correct - most USB 2.0 devices work just fine (but slower) in USB 1.1 ports - assuming you have them.  If that's not an option...\n\nIf the machine boots with either card (just not both), I'd do a little experiment.  I'd boot it twice (with one card at a time), and write down the IRQ, memory address, and DMA channels each uses.  Dollars to doughnuts, one of those thee items is the SAME on both cards.  Then, read the instructions on the new USB card you have, and see if it can be installed using a non-conflicting IRQ, address, or DMA.  If it can, install it FIRST with the new parameters, make sure it works, then shut down the machine and install the sound card.  Then they should both work... I hope.  If they don't...\n\nUpgrading to XP will probably fix the problem, but introduce a lot of other ones.  Another option is leave the USB card in the mahine and buy a USB sound card (I have a SoundBlaster MP3) that will plug into your USB card.
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You did not provide any information on what operating system you are using. \nAssuming it is Windows XP. This link has everything in detail http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;314897&sd=tech
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look for "pctel" as manuafacturer and "serialwave" as device. It sounds like a sound card so choose that. and choose ur OS as 98. \n\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \nwww.3doms.com \nTechSupport@3doms.com (free)\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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first you must be sure there is not physical error, for this try your blue tooth on other computer... if it is okay, it means there is soft ware problem, for solving this, uninstall drivers and reinstall. \n\nI hope it will work
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usually it comes with a driver you should check your driver version if it is compatible with your windows
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Install the latest service pack for Win2k...u can download it from microsoft website.....
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The BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death) comes up for several reasons.  If it only occurs when you run your pcmcia card then it may be a system resource problem or possibly a memory error causing the problem.  Best bet to try to remedy the situation is to do a re-install of XP with the card in.\nWhen you do this make sure to NOT select to "use the recovery console" Just select to install windows, then it'll find the previous installation and ask if you want to "keep existing files" Select that option and it should work.\nIf the problem persists you may need to get a diferent wireless card or at least check the manufacturers site for any updated drivers/firmware