MasterPipo asked:

I have a Desktop and a Laptop, each with it's own bluetooth dongle. I am using Widcomm5 as the bluetooth stack for both of the PCs. Both of the dongles work fine and they both can see the other PC when I search for devices. I have a working connection between the both of them but there is no data received on the client side (laptop). It just says that they are connected. I want to share my DSL line from my desktop to my laptop.

I've done this before, but it was just a fluke. I recently changed the HDD of my laptop and I sort of forgot to do this. When I did do it right the first time, it was between a Widcomm stack and a BlueSoleil stack.

Help!!
I managed to get the bluetooth connection to work with an old Palm Tungsten T. I can browse the Internet using it's browser, which is quite limited without Flash. I tried using the settings in the Palm on the laptop, but it still isn't working. I still want to make it work between two PCs, so if anybody can help, thanks a lot.

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Jazzzz asked:


Hi, i keep getting the blue screen of death on in my user, however in a different user account that is hardly used i do not get it, today i installed some drivers for bluetooth dongles but i think i removed them, anyone know what the problem could be,

thanks !
if say i DID do that and the problem is persisting, what then can i do?

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applehead asked:


apart from an xbocx live account. i mean hardware and peripherals like bluetooth ports and dongles and what not

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~~Catbird Woman~~ asked:

I have my desktop on internet and I have a laptop. I have a better antenna on the desktop so I can get wireless internet with it, but my laptop can't get any. I was wondering if I can connect the laptop up to the desktop via bluetooth and I could share the internet that way? I do have two bluetooth dongles, so that's no problem on that but I am wondering if I can, how do I do it? Feel free to im me if you know how. Thanks for any information!
My router is quite a distance from the desktop. Until I can get my own dsl, that's how it has to be.
I also realize it will be short range.

Sherman81 asked:

i think its called Bluespoon, its bluetooth for my computer so that i can have my cell phone transfer data from my phone to my computer. anyway, i was wondering, does my computer have to be on at the time in order for my data transfer to get received, or will it just show up on my computer regardless.

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MrM asked:

Will all Windows XP compatible-only bluetooth dongles eventually get drivers made so that they will work in Vista?

I currently use Windows XP but will be switching to Windows Vista in a few months.
My friend has just bought me a bluetooth dongle to use on my XP computer. The specs say that it is only compatible with Windows 98, 98se, Me, 2000, XP - which is totally fine now!

Does every manufacturer of XP compatible-ONLY bluetooth dongles eventually produce Vista drivers.......or will some bluetooth dongles just become useless (after upgrading to Vista)............meaning I would then have to buy another Bluetooth dongle that is compatible with Vista?

Thanks in advance.

Tiffanye asked:

I dont know much about bluetooth dongles. Is there one compatible with a Blackberry 8310 and Samsung Blackjack? Or do I have to buy two different ones to use with both? Thanks.
Im trying to make my pc compatible with my phones. Do I need two seperate ones?

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Rick C asked:

i know it's slow, but can there be any increase in transfer rates? i am using bluetooth dongles to transfer files from one computer w/out a dvd burner, to a computer with one, so i can burn the files to disc, conserving lotsa space.

Rick H asked:

I want to transfer music from PC to PS3 without wires, does this work if i bought 2 Bluetooth dongles?

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Danny G asked:

This gives my computer the ability to have bluetooth which i know some computers already have. But is it safe, could somebody nearby hack into a computer because of this bluetooth feature and what ways can you protect it.
Is this also true with a wireless internet?

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