John, welcome to the Microsoft XP " Bluetooth Quandry" best bet is take a
time out and go to Mauricios site,
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=449 , who covers this
matter very well. Also this Gentleman
http://www.jonsguides.com/bluetooth/
has spent ALOT of time with the same issues. Between the two, you are
"handled".
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> Hello,
>
> I
> ' m brand new to Bluetooth (but not to computers :-) and I'm looking
> for help with a problem.
>
> I installed the Belkin software and updated the driver for XP SP2 as
> instructed. System Info tells me that there are two Bluetooth stacks:
> Microsoft V.5.1.2600.2800 and WIDCOMM V.3.0.1 Build 912. The version
> of Nokia PC Suite is 6.6.9 and the phone is a Nokia 6230i. For some
> reason Device Manager tells me I have three Bluetooth ports om COM9,
> COM10 and COM11. This doesn't seem right to me!
>
> I can establish apparent connectivity and the phone is shown as
> paired. If I use establish Bluetooth connectivity after booting the
> PC, evertything works. However if I turn off the Bluetooth device in
> the system tray and turn it back on later, it tells me that my phone
> *is* connected, PC Suite tells me it's connected but if I then try to
> get PC Suite to do anything, it either does nothing at all or locks up
> the PC completely and not even Task Manager can stop it.
>
> After rebooting the PC, everything works again. Is this to be
> expected? I really would appreciate some help!
>
> I'm none too impressed with PC Suite anyway; any comments about
> Oxygen's software? Must I uninstall PC Suite before installing Oxygen?
>
> Regards
>
>
> --
> John Gruffydd (Mold, Wales, UK)