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no bluetooth device in control panel  winxpsp2

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greg - 21 Aug 2004 14:43 GMT
Just installed WinXP sp2.
SP2 is supposed to install a Bluetooth Device
item in the Windows control panel but it is
just not there.
Anyone else find this omission?
Greg.
Mauricio Freitas - 21 Aug 2004 23:11 GMT
Did you have a previous Bluetooth software? If SP@ install detects a
previous Bluetooth software installation it'll not install its own Bluetooth
stack.

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> Just installed WinXP sp2.
> SP2 is supposed to install a Bluetooth Device
> item in the Windows control panel but it is
> just not there.
> Anyone else find this omission?
> Greg.
greg - 25 Aug 2004 13:15 GMT
Thanks Mauricio.
Yes,I had a logitech keyboard and mouse installed.
I will try a reinstallation of SP2.
Greg.

> Did you have a previous Bluetooth software? If SP@ install detects a
> previous Bluetooth software installation it'll not install its own Bluetooth
> stack.
 
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