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  1. #1
    bengy
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    Does anyone know if it's possible to use mobile Phonetools with the built in
    Windows XP SP2 BlueTooth driver?

    I've got a generic BlueTooth Dongle (actually based on Cambridge Sillicon
    Radio) but the Widcomm software (version 1.4.2.10) that I have installed
    insists on providing a license for that dongle. On recommendation, I tried
    installing version 1.4.3.4 and it accepts the dongle fine, but mobile
    PhoneTools crashes when trying to access my phone when I set a profile for
    it. My phone is a Motorola V500.

    Any help greatfully received.

    Ben







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  2. #2
    Shaun Day
    Guest

    Re: mobile Phonetools with Windows Xp SP"

    My mobile Phonetools works with Windows XP SP2. I just needed to
    change the modem over to make it work.

    Uninstall the Widcomm driver and reboot. Windows should detect and
    install the drivers for your dongle when you in insert it.

    Goto the menu on Phonetools -> General Setup -> Communications ->
    Change Modem and select "standard modem over Bluetooth Link".

    Phonetools should work now.

    Shaun.




    On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 19:27:39 +0100, "bengy"
    <ben.fidge@nospam_btopenworld.com> wrote:

    >Does anyone know if it's possible to use mobile Phonetools with the built in
    >Windows XP SP2 BlueTooth driver?
    >
    >I've got a generic BlueTooth Dongle (actually based on Cambridge Sillicon
    >Radio) but the Widcomm software (version 1.4.2.10) that I have installed
    >insists on providing a license for that dongle. On recommendation, I tried
    >installing version 1.4.3.4 and it accepts the dongle fine, but mobile
    >PhoneTools crashes when trying to access my phone when I set a profile for
    >it. My phone is a Motorola V500.
    >
    >Any help greatfully received.
    >
    >Ben
    >
    >
    >





  3. #3
    Shaun Day
    Guest

    Re: mobile Phonetools with Windows Xp SP"

    My mobile Phonetools works with Windows XP SP2. I just needed to
    change the modem over to make it work.

    Uninstall the Widcomm driver and reboot. Windows should detect and
    install the drivers for your dongle when you in insert it.

    Goto the menu on Phonetools -> General Setup -> Communications ->
    Change Modem and select "standard modem over Bluetooth Link".

    Phonetools should work now.

    Shaun.




    On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 19:27:39 +0100, "bengy"
    <ben.fidge@nospam_btopenworld.com> wrote:

    >Does anyone know if it's possible to use mobile Phonetools with the built in
    >Windows XP SP2 BlueTooth driver?
    >
    >I've got a generic BlueTooth Dongle (actually based on Cambridge Sillicon
    >Radio) but the Widcomm software (version 1.4.2.10) that I have installed
    >insists on providing a license for that dongle. On recommendation, I tried
    >installing version 1.4.3.4 and it accepts the dongle fine, but mobile
    >PhoneTools crashes when trying to access my phone when I set a profile for
    >it. My phone is a Motorola V500.
    >
    >Any help greatfully received.
    >
    >Ben
    >
    >
    >





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