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Topic # 13891 3-Jun-2007 11:16
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    Hi,
I have an Internet Connection throught WAN miniport, and I want to share the internet with my DELL laptop.

I have bought two USB BLUETOOTH ES-388, one for my desktop and one for my laptop.

As a bigginer in this field, I'm not sure is there anyway to provide connection between two computers? Anyway, I want to ask you, is there any solution to connect (share internet) with two usb bluetooth ES-388? If yes, how to do it?

I have try to connect, but the problem was that when I mdae a connection between my computers, I couldntPING the other computer?!! Even that it was in the same range exmp. the first bluetooth 192.168.1.1, second bluetooth 192.168.1.2.

So, please can you help in this case.

RegardsLaughing

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  Reply # 73296 3-Jun-2007 11:40
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Welcome to Geekzone... You should check our Bluetooth Guides - at the bottom of the page there are a couple that will interest you.




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