I'm trying to plug in two Bluetooth dongles into one PC (Win XP SP2).
With the first one I don't have any problems but the second one is not
detected properly.
Should I rewrite the win XP driver? Or do you have another solution

Anyone know of a vista compatible bluetooth dongle?
Cheers.

I am new to Bluetooth technology
Is there any Bluetooth server which can handle 50 Bluetooth devices?

I'm about to get an A2DP equipped car kit installed - the Parrot
MK6000.
I'm going to use this to stream audio from my HTC Wizard.
It occurred to me that I've already got a Belkin Tunestage for my

Looks like another backwards compatible version is being launched:
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/109194/bluetooth-21-simplifies-pairing-and-cuts-powe
r-consumption.html
It includes provision for NFC where pairing happens when devices are brought
close together. BT is at last being ...

can we do point to point communication in Bluetooth .
same way as we can do in tcp/ip
can any send me links regarding this

and how ?

I'am having trouble in connecting my Samsung SGH-Z150 with the Bluetooth USB
Adapter. The pairing is passed and in the BlueSoleil main window there is a
red check, close to the mobile phone, which confirm that.
Nevertheless making the next step the PDF User guide says:

Does anyone know if it is possible to use my computer as a bluetooth
headset?  I'd love to be able to answer/make calls direct from my pc
using the mic and speakers, and then via bluetooth the data is sent to
the mobile for transmitting.  The same thing that those bluetooth ear

I've installed Widcomm drivers on a new Sony SZ with Vista Business,
the bluetooth stack is running fine, and I can see my Moto Razr in my
bluetooth devices. I set up an audio gateway to this device in an
attempt to make phone calls through my laptop. When I receive a call,

I've had a Bluetooth headset from Bluetrek for a few months now, and I've
figured it out except for one problem.  It supports auto redial at a tap of
the headset, and I keep redialing numbers accidentally.
I'm deaf in one ear, and subsequently have to take the earpiece out

My wife got a Motorola Bluetooth device for handsfree answering on her cell
phone and she loves it.  She works at home and the same convenience for the
house phone would be exceptional.
Can these bluetooth devices be set to answer a 2nd phone also.  In this

I cannot connect my Verizon XV6700 to my bluetooth Navman GPS 4400.
I followed steps as described in http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2006/06/07/620387.aspx
I was able to see NAVMAN GPS ONE listed as a device in WM5 Bluetooth
settings, and able to configure it as COM4.  ...

I have a bluetooth headset and it has a Micro USB port.  Is it
possible to connect this to my PC and access the device via USB?  Is
there a driver available for this?  Software to access it?