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ceedee · 15-05-2008, 20:46

In Device Manager, select View and enable "Show Hidden Devices" and check under Non-Plug and Play Devices for something about bluetooth?
If it's there, check the name of the bluetooth protocol?
(Mine was called btkrnls.sys and it resides in the c:\windows\system32\drivers directory)

If there's no sign, I suspect it's time to start from scratch and install a new bluetooth stack. You can download Broadcom's version (used to be Widcomm) from their website.

15-05-2008, 20:46	#7
ceedee cf.geek Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Bath Services: 4Mb VM Broadband Posts: 735	Re: Testing A Bluetooth Module In Device Manager, select View and enable "Show Hidden Devices" and check under Non-Plug and Play Devices for something about bluetooth? If it's there, check the name of the bluetooth protocol? (Mine was called btkrnls.sys and it resides in the c:\windows\system32\drivers directory) If there's no sign, I suspect it's time to start from scratch and install a new bluetooth stack. You can download Broadcom's version (used to be Widcomm) from their website.