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Forums › LAN (ethernet/Wifi/routers/Bluetooth) › Belkin F8T003 adapter and WIDCOMM 1.4.x drivers
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#1813 1-Jul-2004 08:03
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Does anybody know if Belkin F8T003 supports or has new WIDCOMM 1.4.x based drivers? I got a Nokia 6600 but it does not seem to pair with the F8T003 using the latest drivers at Belkin site - On reading more in 6600 help pages, it says that WIDCOMM 1.4.x drivers are needed to be able to pair devices. Does this mean I have to throw away my belkin ?

If so, are there any recommendations on WIDCOMM 1.4.x based bluetooth USB adapters? Please help!

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#6956 1-Jul-2004 08:16
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Go to Belkin Support and enter F8T003 in the Search box on the right side. I found the file "F8T003_v2 Driver", version 1.4.2.10 there.




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#6957 1-Jul-2004 08:18
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I tried using it already - it is meant for F8T003_V2 hardware (they have new version of the adapter itself i think) - the driver does not even recognize my adapter when I plug in to USB.. It also asks for password when i try to open my bluetooth places and says license does not exist...

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#6958 1-Jul-2004 08:19
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Ah... Do you have the original hardware? In this case I'd recommend TDK or Bluetake. I use both (on desktop and laptop) and they're very good devices.




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