M
Mark
Hi,
Environment:
Windows XP Professional SP2
Dell Inspiron 9400
Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth Module
Driver Provider: Microsoft
Driver Date: 03/08/2004
Driver Version: 5.1.2600.2180
Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator
Driver details as above
Problem:
Although I can create an incoming port, no devices can connect to me.
It's as if there were a premissions issue on the bluetooth device. Is
there somehting I should be checking. I can connect to other devices
without a problem. It's only incoming connections that fail. I don't
even get the popup telling me that a device is trying to ocnnecto to my
comptuer.
If I use the Tohiba stack, which comes with the adaptor, I can create an
incoming/server port and connect to it without a problem. I would
rather use the MS stack though, as the Toshiba stack creates a whole
bunch of different services for functions I have no desire to use.
So, is there some security/firewall setting I'm not aware of that
governs my incoming bluetooth connections?
Any help would be appreciated.
M
Environment:
Windows XP Professional SP2
Dell Inspiron 9400
Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth Module
Driver Provider: Microsoft
Driver Date: 03/08/2004
Driver Version: 5.1.2600.2180
Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator
Driver details as above
Problem:
Although I can create an incoming port, no devices can connect to me.
It's as if there were a premissions issue on the bluetooth device. Is
there somehting I should be checking. I can connect to other devices
without a problem. It's only incoming connections that fail. I don't
even get the popup telling me that a device is trying to ocnnecto to my
comptuer.
If I use the Tohiba stack, which comes with the adaptor, I can create an
incoming/server port and connect to it without a problem. I would
rather use the MS stack though, as the Toshiba stack creates a whole
bunch of different services for functions I have no desire to use.
So, is there some security/firewall setting I'm not aware of that
governs my incoming bluetooth connections?
Any help would be appreciated.
M