Bluetooth! File transfer from Laptop to Desktop & back again? Help!?
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You need to 'pair' the devices. There should be a bluetooth icon in the system tray (bottom right corner) you can click or double click to get properties. Look for an option that says "discoverable". Then from the other machine find the 'device' and pair with it. Once you are paired you can send files. You may need to go between machines to allow the transfers in case a pop-up box comes up asking if you want to allow the transfer.
702438
unfortunately that is quite a pain.\nDefault only lets you transfer photos, but to transfer music, you will be required to change your bluetooth destination folder. (on your phone). If its similar to my a900, it will be under the tools/settings menus.
1119329
do you have windows xp? did it recognise your phone? Click Manage Connections and select the way you connected it - cable/bluetooth/iR
699559
Yeah, go to download.com and get allway sync.\nIf you setup your PC with a network drive from your laptop, you can use allway sync to sync the two folders.  Its great software, and free.\nJust map a network drive on your PC to a shared folder on your laptop.
996020
Buy external hard drive. Move everything from your desktop there, then copy it to your laptop.\n\nor Setup a home network, so you can connect to your desktop from your laptop. Then you can copy everything directly from your desktop without having to buy another hard drive.
100651
transfer via a network cable or cd's or flash drives or PC-PC via usb or hard disk transfer
644217
There are many ways to accomplish that depending on your cell phone and laptop.\n\nIf both devices are bluetooth ready that could be a choice.\n\nIf your cell phone stores the pictures in a memory card like SD, use a USB card reader to transfer them to the laptop.\n\nAlso the most cell phone brands can be connected to USB with the help of a data cable, which you'll probably have to buy separately.
803392
A bluetooth device on a PC should install a Bluetooth COM port during its installation routine. Its almost like a legacy emulator.\nI assume you've got a PC with either a bluetooth dongle or its already built in.\nYou will need to set up the bluetooth device properly including setting a BT name for the BT device (sorry got bored with typing Bluetooth). Without knowing what hardware you're using its difficult to tell you what to do.\nOnce its installed, make sure that the PC isn't hidden nor the phone (in respect to BT).\nOpen PC Suite\nIt runs a "Get Connected" routine which should work ok.\nIt is a bit tempermental though.\nIf all goes wrong... turn off PC, turn off phone, remove bluetooth device (if possible), then PC on, start the BT device (you may need to reinsert) then turn on the phone and go through the PC Suite connection routine again.\n\nHope this helps\n\nDHW
80118
You'll need a bluetooth device for your pc as well to transfer  files.
1002514
Have you tried capturing the USB device as LPT1: ?\nI don't know if that will help, but give it a try.
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Uninstall your most-recent bluetooth device. Reboot.\n\nTry reinstalling, then reboot again.\n\nIf needs be, contact the manufacturer.
505478
Yes, that is possible. What exactly is the problem ?\nDo you have 2 computers ? Are they connected, or do they have wifi ? \nOr do you have one computer with two accounts or two MP3 players ?\nIt is impossible to help, without more information about what you want to do.
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for such technical support u need to visit the mobile company website contact their customer care .they will give u the best possible solution & how to go about \n\nby the way u need to first install the mobile cd given with u r mobile .it itself will help u . without that bluetooth cannot be used as it will install the software more over check if ur comp is bluetooth enable .I\nf yes contact me.I will help u around if the c.care, cd is of no good
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No, you can't "harvest" bluetooth per say on your computer.  However, you can connect a Bluetooth-to-USB converter called a bluetooth dongle for adding Bluetooth capabilities to your PC.  The dongles are pretty cheap, you can get them for 20 bucks at a computer store.
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easiest way is to connect using infra red or blue tooth but not all phone and most computer don't have this so your other option is a usb(other other type) cable and connect your phone to your computer.  firstly install any software supplied with the phone and/or cable then simply use this software to trainfer mp3's that are already on your computer onto the phone it is quite simple and easy usaual but depends on the software you have.   \n\nAnother couple of options\n\nIf your phone has a memeroy car remove it from the phone and plug it into a card reader and tranfer the files across in windows.\n\nif you can not  connect your phone to your computer use somebodies else infra red and bluetooth are far more common in laptops so ask around\n\nget sobody to tranfer the music to there phone (if the have the cables) and the bluetooth them to you.\n\n\nHope that helps
372355
There are multiple options, infrared, bluetooth, and direct connection (ie. serial, usb or parallel). I think usb is the easiest to set up and start transfering.
218048
The dongle will probably only work 10m, as both partys are communicating with each other during any bluetooth transaction...