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choypaul

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#6036 19-Dec-2005 15:00
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i just did what netsoerfer have posted regarding the problems in my bluetooth software and after shutting down my computer then returning to windows there was a window that popped up that says "enable to detect i think or something something the bluetooth stack service" then there... whenever i see that message my bluetooth doesnt work but the first time i did the steps he posted it worked but after restarting or shutting down it fails to work thanks and pls help

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choypaul

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  #24986 19-Dec-2005 15:26
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i get this message

ERROR: unable to start bluetooth stack service

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