In order to receive files you need to right click on the bluetooth icon on the system tray (Next to the date and time) and select 'Receive a file'
Installing BT drivers i have noticed similar problems when trying to pair older cellphones, installed 'Windows Mobile Device Center' or similar and it worked, if you have same issues, google that product and compatibility with Windows 7
thx a lot for ur response but the right click menu din't have that option there's an option called "allow devices to vonnect " but i can't use it also wmdc didn't help me as the only option appeared when running it is connection tools
Start, control panel, device manager, bluetooth radios, double click on the top one, then power management. Uncheck the box, Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.
Go down to Universial Serial Bus controllers. Uncheck the box in all the items there that has a power management box.
If you have the icon in the system tray near the clock, then right click and you see...
Click on Show Bluetooth Devices.
Right click on the problem devices, then click remove.
Restart your computer.
Click on the bluetooth icon in the system tray, near the clock. click on add device, then follow the instructions.
Telson A
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January 15th, 2012 22:00
Hi,
In order to receive files you need to right click on the bluetooth icon on the system tray (Next to the date and time) and select 'Receive a file'
Installing BT drivers i have noticed similar problems when trying to pair older cellphones, installed 'Windows Mobile Device Center' or similar and it worked, if you have same issues, google that product and compatibility with Windows 7
MR_ENGINEER
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January 16th, 2012 19:00
thx a lot for ur response but the right click menu din't have that option there's an option called "allow devices to vonnect " but i can't use it also wmdc didn't help me as the only option appeared when running it is connection tools
PudgyOne
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January 17th, 2012 03:00
MR_ENGINEER,
A couple of things.
Start, control panel, device manager, bluetooth radios, double click on the top one, then power management. Uncheck the box, Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.
Go down to Universial Serial Bus controllers. Uncheck the box in all the items there that has a power management box.
If you have the icon in the system tray near the clock, then right click and you see...
Click on Show Bluetooth Devices.
Right click on the problem devices, then click remove.
Restart your computer.
Click on the bluetooth icon in the system tray, near the clock. click on add device, then follow the instructions.
Here are my Bluetooth settings.
Rick