I am trying to use a bluetooth headset with my laptop. The laptop is able to
detect the device, however, no services for the device are listed. I am
testing 2 different headsets, and no services appear for either one. The
laptop also successfully detects my cel phone, and it has a dial-up service
that uses COM 4.

However, when I try Bluetooth Configuration from the Control Panel:
>> Bluetooth device not found.
>> please verify that your Bluetooth device is properly connected and turned on.

When I try the Bluetooth icon on the task bar:

>> Your Bluetooth Software license does not include use wth thie Bluetooth device. [6]

I click OK
A file browser opens - in search of the file license.dat
I click Cancel

>> Bluetooth Software License file not found. [2]

I've reinstalled the drivers but that did not solve the problem.

I'm using Windows XP SP2, and my Bluetooth software is Widcomm.

"LB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am trying to use a bluetooth headset with my laptop. The laptop is able
>to
> detect the device, however, no services for the device are listed. I am
> testing 2 different headsets, and no services appear for either one. The
> laptop also successfully detects my cel phone, and it has a dial-up
> service
> that uses COM 4.
>
> However, when I try Bluetooth Configuration from the Control Panel:
>>> Bluetooth device not found.
>>> please verify that your Bluetooth device is properly connected and
>>> turned on.
>
> When I try the Bluetooth icon on the task bar:
>
>>> Your Bluetooth Software license does not include use wth thie Bluetooth
>>> device. [6]
>
> I click OK
> A file browser opens - in search of the file license.dat
> I click Cancel
>
>>> Bluetooth Software License file not found. [2]
>
> I've reinstalled the drivers but that did not solve the problem.
>
> I'm using Windows XP SP2, and my Bluetooth software is Widcomm.

LB
Don't forget there is a WinXP.hardware group - what do Widcomm say about
this problem?

Antioch