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• How to connect a mouse arc with transceiver bluetooth built-in internal instead of the packed original microsoft usb one?

  I looked all over the web, has not found an article about it? How to connect mouse arc ms via a built-in instead of the original ms one usb bluetooth transmitter/receiver? It is important to make it work without a usb transceiver, thank you. Help, please...

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  PC: Intel Centrino Wireless Bluetooth (r) 3.0 + high speed adapter with emulator bt ms can be seen in the Device Manager. (and OD)
  material: ms arc mouse.
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  PS: mouse already works with transceiver dual ms in my computer and installed the intellipoint software.

  I think that most 'Arc' mouse are not the Bluetooth mouse.  BlueTrack is the mouse "signals" used to move the mouse cursor.  It is not Bluetooth

• Bluetooth mouse lag when Bluetooth keyboard is connected

  Hello

  I recently bought a Lenovo Thinkpad with windows 8, and I noticed a really annoying problem. I have a Bluetooth mouse and a bluetooth keyboard and my keyboard works fine, but when my Bluetooth keyboard is connected, my Bluetooth mouse is REALLY bad. If the keyboard is off then the mouse works great, only it messes up if the two are connected at the same time.

  I have seen several discussions on the Bluetooth mouse problems when playing games or transfer of data, but mine does all the time if I have my keyboard connected at the same time.

  Is there anything I can do to fix this?

  Troubleshooting Wireless and Bluetooth® questions Check and reset power check the (rechargeable) batteries

  Try to charge the unit. It can take an hour or more to fully charge your device. See the documentation provided with the device.

  Notes

  • The software can give warning of low battery. However, the State of the battery are not accurate if there is a problem connecting Wi - Fi. If you still receive warnings after replacing the batteries, continue with the other solutions provided in this article.
  • Some rechargeable batteries may need to be replaced. For more information on batteries, see the documentation provided with the device.

  Check the batteries (non-rechargeable)

  1. Make sure that you have installed the correct type of batteries in the device. For more information on batteries, see the documentation provided with the device.
  2. Replace all batteries with new batteries.

  Note

  The software can give warning of low battery. However, the State of the battery are not accurate if there is a problem connecting Wi - Fi. If you still receive warnings after replacing the batteries, continue with the other solutions provided in this article.

  Reset the power of the device

  1. If your device is equipped with a power switch, turn off the unit.
  2. If your device is equipped with removable batteries, remove the batteries and reinstall them. Make sure that they are correctly positioned.
  3. If your device is equipped with a power switch, turn on the device.

  Look for the software updates Check for Windows updates

  1. Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows Update.
  2. Download and install the updates and priority updates custom, especially those related to the material.

  See the Readme file

  • See the Readme file for more information last minute product.

  Check the USB connection between the computer and the transceiver unplug and reconnect the transceiver.

  1. Disconnect the wireless transmitter/receiver and then plug it back.
  2. If the wireless transmitter/receiver is plugged into a USB hub, disconnect the hub, and then plug it in again.

  Plug the transceiver wireless to another port on the same computer.

  • If you have several USB ports, plug the transceiver wireless on a USB port different on the same computer.
  • If the wireless transmitter/receiver is plugged into a USB hub:
    1. Plug the hub on an another USB port on the same computer.
    2. Make sure that you use a powered hub that is appropriate for the powerful high USB devices.
    3. Try to plug the transceiver wireless directly into a USB port on the computer.

  Refresh the wireless connection all other devices connect wirelessly to Microsoft.

  1. Press the button on the wireless transmitter/receiver.
  2. Press the button connection on the underside of the unit.

  Optimize the signal check the placement of the wireless device.

  The wireless transmitter/receiver and the device must be correctly. Try the following solutions:

  • Place the device wireless closer to the wireless transmitter/receiver.
  • If you have a mouse and a keyboard, and they are both wireless, place them equidistant from the transceiver.
  • Turn the transceiver on the side or upside down.

  Some objects not wireless and wireless may cause interference with your wireless phone. To avoid interference from the transceiver, avoid using your device near objects such as:

  • Wireless network devices
  • Cell phones and wireless drill
  • Remote controlled toys
  • Microwave ovens
  • Cables parallel to the wireless transceiver cables
  • Metal surfaces in contact with the unit
  • Other transceivers and wireless pointing devices

  Setting up a Bluetooth device

  You can use the following information to help you resolve a problem with your device (keyboard or mouse) Bluetooth wireless.

  Check the connection between your computer and the transceiver Bluetooth

  • Make sure that Bluetooth is on.

    If you connect your device with an internal Bluetooth connection, make sure that wireless connections are active. Many laptops have a switch, a key or keyboard shortcut that enables wireless connections.

  • Turn on Bluetooth on your computer if your mouse does not have its own transceiver. If your mouse does not have its own transceiver, your desktop, laptop or laptop must have a two-way radio built into the computer, or you must use a non-Microsoft external transceiver. How the mouse will connect to the computer by Bluetooth, and how to turn on Bluetooth, varies depending on how it is implemented on the computer. You may need to contact the computer manufacturer or the manufacturer of the Bluetooth transmitter/receiver to find out how to activate Bluetooth on the computer and how to add a device to it.

  Refresh the connection Wireless to your Bluetooth device

  • Pair your Bluetooth device to your computer.
  • Re-establish a connection without wire if your computer does not detect a device compatible Bluetooth Microsoft if you try to use a Microsoft wireless keyboard compatible Bluetooth or mouse and the input device does not work, it is possible that your computer does not detect the device. To resolve this problem on a Windows computer, restore the link wirelessly with the computer. For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 811798 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811798

  Solve a connection failure when the installation software can connect to a Bluetooth Microsoft compatible device

  During installation, if the installer is unable to connect to the device via a Bluetooth connection, you must change the transmitter/receiver to use a Bluetooth mode managed by hardware.

  For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 953694 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953694

  Establish a Bluetooth connection when a device does not respond

  If the Bluetooth connection cannot be established, you may need to remove the device is unresponsive system and then add it again.

  1. Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows Update.
  2. If the Bluetooth device is not responding is listed, select it and then click Remove.
  3. Click Start, click principally made programs, click the Microsoft mouse, and then click connect Bluetooth mouse.
  4. Follow the instructions in the wizard to connect to your device.

  Why is there a delay before a Bluetooth mouse answer after it has been idle

  To extend the battery life, Bluetooth devices go into hibernation after 8-10 minutes of inactivity. It may take several seconds for the Bluetooth mouse to reconnect when you resume using it after this period of hibernation. Thus, you may notice a delay between the time that you use the mouse and the response on the screen.

  Use other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter

  Bluetooth wireless technology allows you to connect several devices to your computer. You may be able to use other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter, but this connectivity is not always supported by Microsoft.

  For more information on the use of other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter, see the documentation provided with the device.

  For new devices, download the latest version of the software from the Web page of software downloading material.

  Connection of the keyboard of laptop Wedge for a tablet PC

  By default, the keyboard pairs Bluetooth Mobile from the hold with most tablet PC through safe simple pairing (SSP) with an authentication key. Some tablets, however, may not support SSP with an authentication key.
  In order to pair your keyboard hold such a Tablet Mobile successfully, use the following alternative pairing mode.

  Associate your keyboard by SSP without a password

  1. Hold down the Fn key as you press and hold the Connect button located under the keyboard. After 3 to 5 seconds, a small light on top of the keyboard flashes green and Red alternately. This means that your keyboard is detectable in your tablet in 6 minutes.
  2. On your Tablet PC, on the Start menu, select Control Paneland in category view, find the material and audio.
  3. Select Add a device.
  4. When the keyboard is listed, select it and follow the instructions to pair your keyboard Wedge with your tablet with success.

  Note
  If you want to associate your keyboard with a tablet or another computer that takes in charge the SSP with an authentication key, hold down the Connect button only.

  A keyboard or a Bluetooth mouse fails to reconnect after being left idle

  After you have used is not the keyboard or your Bluetooth mouse for a while, you may not be able to use the device again without rebooting the system or by turning your Bluetooth radio and turn it on again.

  For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 2758967 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2758967

• Toshiba Equium L40 10 X Bluetooth stack - evaluation will expire

  Hi all

  Help, please! I tried for centuries get a bluetooth stack that works with all the different devices and programs that I use (I've tried Widcomm IVT, Microsoft,...), but nothing helped. Finally understood that only Toshiba, duh! I have a Toshiba Equium L40-10 x (note this does not come with bluetooth hardware then I use a dongle).

  I installed the Toshiba stack and it's amazing! Everything just works! Bravo Toshiba... just not yet, because even if I'm on a Toshiba laptop (download page of warns him that it only works with Toshiba laptops or it runs out after 30 days), it is still only the trial version and will be completed in a month. Presumabley it's because I have a dongle rather than hardware built-in bluetooth?

  It is, as I am legitimately it runs on a Toshiba laptop, I get the full version, happy to pay I just need to know where!

  If you have something to offer advicewise please do!

  Thank you all,

  Dan

  To be honest, it should works on your Toshiba laptop without limitation in time.
  I tested it with my dongle BT USB Toshiba and everything is OK.

  Try reinstalling the last stack of http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/?page=download BT

• Toshiba Stack BT Wireless 360 Bluetooth Module - remote installation

  Hi all

  I try to install the battery Bluetooth Toshiba Wireless 360 Bluetooth Module via RIS image.
  Server operating system = 2K 3, portable OS XPSP2 =
  I tried to save an answer file: it will not!
  I tried to wwrite one - he will not use it!

  Someone out there must be and able to deploy this software with RIS.

  What is the answer? Please?

  Girltekki

  Hi Girltekki,

  you need a file to answer for when you do an install LAUGH? RIS deploys a software image with all already installed software.
  If you do not all of your software in the picture already but spread your software separately then has nothing to do with an RIS installation. So please do not confuse the community ;)

  See you soon,.

  Barry.

  PS:
  If you want to figure out how to do an automated/silent installation of your BT stack:
  When you run the executable to install BT a new, rather cryptic folder will appear in C:\. This is the BT installation files extracted. These files include a "silent_install.bat" and a "AS.silent.ini" which is rather cryptic. Unfortunately, there is no additional documentation.
  Good luck!

• Cannot connect mouse Microsoft Sculpt comfort Bluetooth constantly

  I can't get my mouse Microsoft Sculpt comfort to stay always connected to my laptop (Win7 x 64).

  In the middle of use, it stops working. I studied in the devices & Printers and the device returns is no longer there. I pass by add it a device Wizard, making sure that my mouse is discoverable (green and red lights flash alternately) and he said he's logged and it will look for a driver. The laptop detects a driver and a "Bluetooth Service Configuration" window appears.

  Open Device Manager, I see that HID-compliant mouse is added to the list of mice and other pointing devices. As soon as the "Configuration of Bluetooth Services" window closes, the mouse is removed from the Device Manager and removed from devices & Printers.

  I tried to uninstall and reinstall the Bluetooth driver.

  I tried to turn off the Bluetooth power management feature.

  I tried to change the batteries.

  I tried to move closer and further away.

  I tried browsing the Add Assistant device with Microsoft mouse & keyboard Center installed and uninstalled.

  I restarted at various times during the process.

  What should I try next?

  1. I didn't do any hardware or software changes before this problem I can think
  2. My computer is a Dell Latitude 6430u
  3. I have Kaspersky installed 10.1.2.23 on my computer. It is managed by Active Directory by my IT Department if I can't make changes to it or turn it off somehow.

  Troubleshoot failures in detecting new Bluetooth mouse or keyboard
  -Was not able to finish because I do not have permission to access the registry items in order to remove the bluetooth stack

  I performed a clean restart in any case and I tried to add the device again, and it worked this time.

  I will update this thread if it decides to cut again for some reason any.

  Thank you

  okravetz

• Want to know some details about the technology bluetooth, cell tower IDS and WIFI networks.

  Hello.

  Please let me know that the what is the API should I use for the following items.

  To retrieve the Bluetooth ID of other devices in the vicinity.

  For Cell Tower IDs.

  For Wi - Fi networks that are close to my camera...

  Kind regards

  Neev.

  The DiscoveryAgent class can be used to search for Bluetooth devices nearby.

  RadioInfo class can be used to get information about the cell tower that BlackBerry handheld is currently connected.

  There is no API to search for Wi - Fi networks.  The user must configure the network Wi - Fi on their device before an application can connect on it.

• Problem with mouse pointer lag (Ubuntu 9.10 guest, host of Win 7 32-bit)

  I'm trying to run Ubuntu 9.10 as a guest for VMware Player 3.0 (Windows 7, 32-bit host). Installation works well but is in fact unusable because the mouse pointer has an offset, hence the development of real mouse is. that is if you click on an element when the mouse pointer is shown, makes you click on something different. The mouse pointer is above and to the left of the actual point where the focus is (i.e. where you "click on"). I can see elements get highlighted when moving the mouse somewhere near them, but a click actually selects another item. It worked well (even Ubuntu version) while VMWare Player worked on a host of Vista. Strange behavior began after having upgraded from Vista to Win7 (I have reinstalling VMware player after the upgrade and had to recreate the Ubuntu VM).

  Just what is wrong advice?

  read http://communities.vmware.com/thread/244677?tstart=0

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  VMX-settings- VMware-liveCD - VM-infirmary

• The TOSHIBA for Bluetooth ACPI driver update failed

  Hi all

  I have a P870 running on Windows 7 & until recently BT worked fine, now it doesn't.

  When I tried to download the latest version of the driver it says that I have the latest version of the driver.
  He also says that the device is functioning properly.

  It does not recognize my S4 where before he did.
  I now can not get it to pair because he does not see.

  When I did the last update of MS that I noticed the results put BT update failed, as shown below.

  Any ideas on a fix would be appreciated.

  The TOSHIBA for Bluetooth ACPI driver update
  Installation date: 08/08/2015-09:37
  Installation status: failed
  Error details: Code 80246005
  Update type: recommended

  This driver has been provided by TOSHIBA for the support of Bluetooth ACPI

  More information:
  http://sysdev.Microsoft.com/support/default.aspx

  Help and Support:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/select/?target=hub

  BT is activated using the function keys?

  What is the status of the Bluetooth technology in Device Manager?
  You see errors, some yellow exclamation?

  What you can do is use provided by the windows system restore and backup option and return to the point of time at the beginning, before the update have been installed...
  No doubt this has problem of BT

• Qosmio X 500 Bluetooth mouse not responding

  Hello

  I have the latest bluetooth stack / drivers installed. (Yes, I downloaded the last of http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/index.php?page=download-toshiba) All the drivers are always updated to the latest including both wireless drivers.

  Problem: Every 20-40 minutes my Logitech bluetooth mouse stops responding. The cursor freezes and it won't move at all.

  I tried unpairing / pairing of the mouse, which helped, but then again after 1 hour it stuck again. I have re-installed the BT stack and that did not help as well.
  The only way I can use my mouse again when stuck is when I click on "Disable Bluetooth function" and then I 'enable Bluetooth function '.

  I do it about 10 times a day and you don't know how boring it can get.
  I bought a new mouse Logitech (Logitech M555b) Bluetooth and that did not help as well.

  If someone could help me out here I would deeply appreciate it.

  Thank you
  Mike

  That s strange but unfortunately; I n t have good solution for you, but just a few tips.

  Firstly I have google for this Logitech M555b BT mouse and found several discussions about the problems with this mouse.
  The connection problem occurs with other computers running windows 7 or XP or iOS (Macbook).

  So, it seems that this problem is not related to Toshiba BT stack.

  A friend of mine use other mouse BT from Logitech and it works fine all the time by using the Bluetooth stack.

  I recommend the Logitech forum for more details:
  http://forums.Logitech.com/T5/forums/SearchPage/tab/message?q=M555b#message-list

• Problem with the Toshiba bluetooth stack

  Hello, I'm having a problem with toshiba bluetooth stack. I had windows vista installed in my laptop. I decided to upgrade to Windows 7. I got a bluetooth mouse attached to my toshiba bluetooth stack in windows vista. After the upgrade to windows 7 my bluetooth mouse is not working any more and it is not listed in the list of devices. But, when I turn on my mouse, the system battery bluetooth bar turns green as when the device is connected, but it does not work and the device is still not listed. I'm trying to redetect, but it is not detected. I tried to uninstall and reinstall the bluetooth stack, but in the reinstalling my devices are always listed.

  Can someone help me or tell me how to manually remove all connected devices? Thanks in advance.

  You have selected the option to remove all device configurations?
  If not, then please try it and then reinstall the Bluetooth stack.
  You can also do this via command line.
  Just run the following command as an administrator:
  MsiExec.exe /x "{CEBB6BFB-D708-4F99-A633-BC2600E01EF6}" / qn DELETEALL = 1

  In addition, remove the batteries from the mouse for several seconds.

  Right click on the Bluetooth system tray icon > Options... > Security > view paired devices
  Remove your entry for the mouse device when it exists.

• Satellite L300 - cannot install Bluetooth mouse

  I am trying to install a mouse N554 bluetooth on my laptop satellite L300 model, having problems someone help?

  Hello

  What about by Satellite L300 you exactly or let's you have built in Bluetooth module?

  I have too many Satellite L300 and there s not equipped with Bluetooth so I guess you don t have a Bluetooth module.
  Check this box!

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• Microsoft Bluetooth Wireless Laser Mouse works, extremely, annoyingly slow after change of motherboard out sometimes.

  I have problems with my motherboards.  I installed originally a jury of six core AMD Asus but discovered that the sound circuit on the Board picked up the RF of six hearts.  So I changed it to a Biostar TA890FXE an AM3 Board with 4 PCIE slots.

  This map may contain 4 Pcie, but has only 2 16 x slots that are white in color for Crossfire.  The other 2 Pcie are for the slower cards.  I have my card installed in slot 1 PCIe 16 x

  Since I was a boxed version of Vista Ultimate 64 bit the replacement of the Board of Directors has gone well with without a hitch, except for this problem.  The darn wireless mouse keeps presenting a significant delay from time to time.

  I upgraded to the latest BIOS and also found that a USB Joystick was also causing problems until I uninstalled the ATI Radeon drivers several times.  I have uninstalled/reinstalled all drivers USB again and again.   I even upgraded from 8 GB to 16 GB of ram Corsair and the thing does not run any faster (except for loading video in an editor) than my Asus M4785M with 4 GB ram.

  At first, I figured the card Radeon 4650 diamond with 1 GB of ram, when I ran FSX I got frequent black screens between refreshes.   When the aircraft was in its window the mouse lag so I moved it into the box with the graphics.  I could move it very quickly from time to time but not always.  As soon as the mouse has crossed the border of the FSX menu in the aircraft selection menu, the LAG would begin.

  Strange however, I also have the Microsoft Bluetooth Entertainment 7000 keyboard and it has a built-in mouse pad.  So when I got the offset of the wireless mouse I found that the mouse pad, keyboard do not show it.  Of course, a lot of batteries have been tried.  I have also a key 3G modem and the thought that maybe the RF frequencies could interfere with the bluetooth transmitter, and yet the mouse KEYBOARD pad worked fine all the time!

  At a point of the USB ports on the front of my PC failed suddenly and I used the port in the back instead, as the 3 g modem suddenly was cut.  He started upward once again connected to the rear port, but he chose all of a sudden another 3G network, spend roaming, something that isn't supposed to

  occur.

  So it seems to be a USB problem.  I double checked the connectors on the front panel plugged into the motherboard header, but it was close.  I removed it and he exchanged with a rear slot spare USB cable I have no problems. I even swapped the transmitter Bluetooth of the rear USB ports in the front and vice versa, and these problems went away.

  Yet from time to time, there will be a sound of loading the disk heads and there will be a lag on the mouse and it flit on the screen itself.  I removed all the USB drivers and mouse drivers and drivers of keyboard without result, I then plugged a wired keyboard and mouse while the USB was plugged in and waited.  The wired keyboard had built in the trackball, so I couldn't move around as fast as Bluetooth, one mouse cursor and again, I got the mouse slows down from time to time.   Most of the time is when a noise was heard from the hard drive.   I turned off Superfetch to listen to the record and it made no difference.

  I left the PC running on its own after turning off any energy saving features and when I came back to it, I finally found that the keyboard was a lag now, too, I had to wait about 30 seconds for something to wake up until the keyboard is recognized.   It seems that it is the same problem that mouse, but at a later date.  I then re active features and screen saver and keyboard lag reduced significantly saving energy.

  Then, once, I got a huge amount of lag when Google open white paper screen, the mouse cursor wouldn't move at all for a long time or erratically.   In this case, I thought to 'pull' the wired keyboard and the trackball at the back of the card, and the problem immediately disappeared as if there were conflicts.

  However, this did not last long, and about an hour later, the mouse pointer lag appeared.  Don't forget this mouse worked fine for a year on an Asus card and withdraw it very well.

  My next attempt with the Bios, and it happened unexpectedly.  This motherboard has a utility to start Bios screen where I can put my own splash screen and no the Biostar on a difficult start.  So I did and all of a sudden all the problems cleared up!    It was as if something in the Bios was hung in, and then there is this whim of hard drive noise and once again, lag lag lag on my mouse.   With 16 GB of ram and 1 GB of video ram?  Just to not use the Aero's office, no sense at all to me.

  Tried to contact Biostar for 12 days now, no response.  Have the latest drivers for vista from windows for the keyboard of entertainment and mouse, service pack 2 for Vista and a 1 TB hard drive, 500 watt antec PSU, problem occurs with or without overclocking.

  Anyone?  Anyone?

  AMD Phenom 2 1090 t black edition 3.2Ghz

  HD4650 diamond! GB

  Corsair XMS3 DD3 x 4 1066 4 GB

  1 TB of Seagate SATA

  Antec 500W PSU Green

  Note: This map has a header of a CD rom, but also the DVD Sata PATA

  Latest

  I could no longer the transceiver Bluetooth 2.0 with the mouse and keyboard.  I went to a keyboard and a wired mouse again.   Then a few days later I decided that I would plug the transceiver Bluetooth 3.0.  This time it installed fine even if I had uninstalled the Intellipoint software.   I went then to the receiver Bluetooth 2.0 and it didn't work anymore.  I did a reboot between the two, and suddenly I saw a Microsoft update will appear at the bottom right of my screen.  I left it to update, and then he said that I could connect other bluetooth devices other than my keyboard of entertainment game.

  Well, this is not true at all, for the entertainment keyboard transceiver pairs automatically.    Yet, this message appeared.  When I went into the control panel to verify the situation once again, I found that there is no Bluetooth icon.   From what I've read on other Vista users using a transmitter of 3rd Bluetooth part, it seems that the Bluetooth stack has disappeared because I mixed the two Microsoft Bluetooth transceivers.    Something else occurred as well, it reminded me of moments where I would install a new installation of Win98 and some drivers as the main card drivers were not yet installed.  He will have to restart the system and over and over again for each driver be seen, and if we were out of sequence, should be made to remove and start over again until all have been installed.  In this case, it seems to be the same kind of priority when it comes to the way in which the Bluetooth drivers are installed.  When I removed the Bluetooth 2.0 transmitter/receiver and replaced by unity Bluetooth 3.0, I seem to have rid one of these priorities, let the program update that must have been stuck in the pile of pilots, how the keyboard and the mouse works perfectly now.

  With 3 wireless transmitter that is I can no longer use the Bluetooth 2.0, one all the more, I plugged it in different USB ports and we saw him, but it was not enough to cause any installer to appear.   It's as if they are reticulate together now, and I can no longer use the add a device feature.   Even if I add the second transmitter/receiver, it is simply ignored.

  Since then, right now I have no need of an additional feature and the keyboard works very well, I'll keep this configuration until I have to reinstall the motherboard still when I start then a clean Vista install.  Unfortunately the new motherboard that I received does not work as I had hoped it would be, not that it would affect the situation above, that's simply not what I was told it was, and I plan to return it the manufacturer once more.

• PC guard reboot after update to Toshiba Bluetooth

  After having been informed by Toshiba program for updating a Bluetooth application, I'm not able to enter for windows.
  After you install the update, I get a message that there is a problem in windows and need to restart.
  Unfortunately restart just gets me back to the same error message.

  Someone knows a solution?

  Please, let us know what model of laptop you have and what operating system you use.

  If you are using Win7 start your laptop and press F8. Choose the option "Repair my computer" to enter system recovery options - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD1303440001R02.htm

  You can find option "system restore." Try to roll back OS a few days back so hopefully this will help you start Windows properly. You can try to do the same thing from OS in safe mode. Try the two options.

  If you use Win8 check please http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2A03ES0000R01.htm
  Start your laptop with F12 and select recovery options there.

  Check it out.

• Where to download bluetooth stack for laptops Toshiba not

  It's very fustrating because Toshiba said they sell for 29 euros bluetooth software that runs on computers laptop toshiba no usb connection or bluetooth internal modules.
  I can't find anywhere?

  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/Bluetooth/?page=download
  Go to this Web page does nothing.

  I need the software Toshiba bluetooth on a laptop from another manufacturer that has software Widcomm bluetooth probably from the internal card that is in it.

  How can I do this and why is it so difficult.

  Help, please.

  Neil

  Hello

  As far as I know the distribution of end user license is + * suspension * + right now.
  This means that the unlimited Toshiba BT stack can be used on Toshiba computers laptops and devices only.

  Non-Toshiba devices are supported for 30 days.