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elziko

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#2622 27-Oct-2004 04:50
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I have an iPAQ 1940 and I have paired it with my desk top (XP SP2).

I have had it working in the past (with SP2) but have had to recently
re-pair the devices.

Now when I try and discover services on my destop the iPAQ only finds one
service called "P".

I have ensured that discovery is on on the desktop. The desktop can find DUN
and SPP services on teh PPC just fine.

Any ideas?

TIA

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#9649 27-Oct-2004 08:02
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I've seen this happen before, but couldn't find a clue on MS KB... Will try to dig more.




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  #9651 27-Oct-2004 10:19
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I was also wondering if there is any way of re-installing the bluetooth stack that is part of SP2?

That may solve the problem?

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#9670 27-Oct-2004 23:54
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Well I uninstalled and then re-instaled my bluetooth hardware. Ican now create an Activesync connection from my PPC which is good.

However, if I just search for the services that my desktop offers from my PPC then I still only get the "P" service.

Strange but at least I'm up and running.

Thanks for your reply.

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