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Forums › LAN (ethernet/Wifi/routers/Bluetooth) › How to connect with Pocket PC via BlueTooth to PC on WM5?
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#11430 23-Jan-2007 10:28
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The question is in Subject... The WM5 doesent have that manager witch WM3... Anyone has any ideas plz help.

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#58565 23-Jan-2007 10:50
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Most of the configuration is only needed on the PC side. However, Windows Mobile 5 does not have a LAN client, meaning you can only connect to a PC to use ActiveSync. Remembe though that you can access the Internet while connected to ActiveSync as well.

Check our Bluetooth Guides for more instructions. The idea is simple: create an Incoming COM port on your PC using the Bluetooth software, configure Connection Settings on ActiveSync on your PC to use this new COM port, and then create a pairing from your Pocket PC. If a pairing is already in place, delete it and create again.




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