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showmanlkz

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#9089 19-Aug-2006 04:30
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Need some help for my 2nd hand SONY PCG-C1MZX which have integrate BT

I installed the clear WinXP and SP2, then install the newest BT driver which from SONY website.

but the problem is I could not find the MS stack on Control panel.. in Device Manager there is no Bluetooth Radios

and the driver I just installed could be found in Network adapters which is OPEN INTERFACE Bluetooth Network Adapter.

Can someone plz tell me if I did something on istalling the driver?

cheers

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#44299 19-Aug-2006 09:02
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The Microsoft Bluetooth stack has a specific list of compatible devces, and most are external USB Bluetooth adapters. If you are using an internal adapter you must use Sony's own drivers.






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  #44302 19-Aug-2006 09:32
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Hi, so do you mean any esle not on the list can not be used with the MS stack and I have to use the stack which come from SONY call BlueSpace? Or any 3rd party stack you suggest?

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#44303 19-Aug-2006 09:37
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Some adapters are not in the list, but work. But if you have already tried and it didn't work, then you have to use the Sony's software.






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  #44309 19-Aug-2006 10:48
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Thanks very much.. just installl BlueSpace.. although not sure how well it can work..

I noticed there is a Network cable unplugged icon on the right bottom side for the bluetooth, what I suppose to do to get rid of it?

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