Troubleshooting SP 2 #13
Posted by NovaAngel at April 25th, 2007
After upgrading to Service Pack 2, some Bluetooth devices only have limited functionality.
Once again, the blame lies with Microsoft’s own Bluetooth drivers. They only support a limited number of the Bluetooth profiles that are responsible for device functionality. You should install the device using the manufacturer’s own driver.
To do this, choose Run from the Start menu and enter the command devmgmt.msc. From the list of Bluetooth Wireless Devices, select the relevant adapter and click on Properties. On the Driver tab, select Update Driver and point it to the third-party driver.
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