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0Wordpress LogoDie Wordpress-Führer

Teil 1: Anfangen

1.1 Erstinstallation und Konfiguration

Die Grundlagen

1.1.1 Kaufen Hosting

Whilst you can get a free Word­Press site from wordpress.com, you lose some con­trol and you have to serve their ads. I per­son­ally advise obtain­ing your own host­ing. Es gibt viele Hosts gibt, and which is most suit­able will depends on your require­ments and pref­er­ences. In the past I have hos­ted my own sites (z.B. jonscaife.com), I’ve used NearlyFreeSpeech.net for some sites (z.B. Premiership-Predictors.co.uk), and for this site I’m cur­rently using TSO­Host. You should find a pack­age that suits you. If you’re a begin­ner, I recom­mend find­ing a host which offers a con­trol pan­el that includes auto­mated install­a­tion of word­press (z.B. via softacu­lous) as TSO­Host does.

1.1.2 Kaufen Sie eine Domain

I strongly recom­mend hav­ing a domain name for your site. An appro­pri­ate domain is cheap, looks more pro­fes­sion­al and helps DIESE. The easi­est meth­od is to buy this at the same time as your host­ing. I’ve used low-cost-names in the past, but recently I’ve bought most of mine from 123-reg. This should be a straight-for­ward pro­cess. If you choose a domain that does­n’t end in .com then con­sider buy­ing the .com as well (see sec­tion 1.4.13). Also think care­fully about how long you buy the domain for — longer is bet­ter (see sec­tion 2.1.13)

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1.1.3 Richten Sie Ihre Domain auf Ihr Hosting

Sobald Sie einen Domain-Namen, you need to point it to your host­ing. If you’ve bought your host­ing and domain with the same pro­vider this has prob­ably already been done for you. Wenn nicht, müssen Sie bearbeiten die DNS entry for your domain name and point it to the Name Serv­ers of your host­ing pro­vider. You host­ing pro­vider will tell you what these are. You will usu­ally want to change the nameserv­ers — for example — as my host­ing is with TSO­Host I have my name serv­ers set to ns2.tsohost.co.uk and ns1.tsohost.co.uk
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1.1.4 Wordpress-up Set

Once you have both host­ing and a domain name you need to set up word­press on your host­ing. Ideally this will be done via a con­trol pan­el man­ager like softacu­lous or fant­ast­ico and should take just a few clicks. If you don’t have that option you need to do a manu­al install­a­tion. There is an excel­lent guide to manu­al installs on liquid­web. Once you’ve got word­press installed, log in to your word­press dash­board via the fol­low­ing web address: https://<your.domain>/wp-admin /

1.1.5 Holen Sie sich ein eigenes Thema

You don’t want your site to look like a mil­lion and 1 oth­er word­press sites, so you will want an altern­at­ive theme. Es gibt viele freie Themen avail­able — for example, when this art­icle was ori­gin­ally pub­lished we were using the mys­tique theme.  Since that time we’ve moved to a cus­tom theme inspired by mys­tique and built on the respons­ive ver­sion of the Knochen Starter Thema. Ideally you will want to con­sider a cus­tom theme, aber für diese müssen Sie entweder zu zahlen, or invest con­sid­er­able time devel­op­ing your own. Once your site is up and run­ning you can invest­ig­ate cus­tom themes. Word­Press has a very help­ful guide to devel­op­ing themes, but I recom­mend using some of the free “blank”, “bare-bones”, “naked”, “frame­work”, or “tem­plate” themes avail­able. These can get you star­ted on a cus­tom theme much faster, and many offer an excel­lent level of com­pat­ib­il­ity and fea­tures built-in. I recom­mend look­ing for (or cre­at­ing) Themen auf der Grundlage HTML5 und CSS3, and with sup­port for microformats/microdata/rich snip­pets included. It is also worth hav­ing a theme which is “respons­ive” — i.e. it can adapt to lots of res­ol­u­tions effect­ively — so it will dis­play on mobile devices cor­rectly. There is extens­ive cov­er­age of such themes else­where which I won’t duplic­ate here, for more inform­a­tion start by look­ing at WP May­or, Design-Shack, Specky­Boy, Smash­ing Magas­ine oder Specky­Boy (wieder).

If you decide to cus­tom­ise or devel­op a theme then I strongly recom­mend using HTML5.   This is a much more semant­ic lan­guage than pre­vi­ous ver­sions and intro­duces new tags which have much more sens­ible names than all the “div” tags that design­ers used to use.  Find out about tags like <sec­tion>, <art­icle>, <head­er>, <foot­er>, <nicht>, <sec­tion>, und <sum­mary on w3schools

1.1.6 Test & bestätigen Sie Ihre Website

Sobald Ihre Website ist bereit zu gehen, verwenden Sie die W3C val­id­at­ors für html, css, Atom / rss und mobile friend­li­ness, Benutzen Sie die Google rich snip­pets test­ing tool um Ihre Mikrodaten testen, and con­sider check­ing the access­ib­il­ity of your site. Es gibt many ser­vices out there that will run mul­tiple browser tests and send you back images to veri­fy that your page will render cor­rectly in the huge range of web browsers out there. Use the power­ful fire­bug browser plu­gin to debug any issues you find.

2Betten Sie einen Live-RTSP-Stream in eine Webseite ein

I have recently been work­ing on my smarthome setup and one of the things I’ve been mean­ing to get set up is a tab­let with a touch-screen web inter­face to man­age my smart home. One of the first prob­lems I had to crack was how to stream my cctv feed to a web browser…
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63Wordpress LogoResolving Google’s Rich Snippets Testing Tool errors

Bitte beachten Sie,!

This art­icle has now been super­ceded by a new art­icle, die aktualisiert wurde zu Mikrodaten nutzen (schema.org) instead of Micro­Formats.  If you still wish to use Micro­Formats read on, but I recom­mend using MicroData and invite you to read the new art­icle, which will con­tin­ue to be updated with new inform­a­tion and new themes. [int­link id=“3500” type=“post”]New info on MicroData[/intlink].

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0Wireless WiFi 802.11 ABGN LogoEntschlossen: Wireless-Video-Streaming-Problem

I have a very strange issue which is caus­ing prob­lems play­ing videos over a wireless‑n net­work.  Play­ing the videos causes the net­work to drop out after a short peri­od.  Some­times this only lasts for 2–3 seconds, which just causes a video stut­ter.  Oth­er times the drop out is more per­man­ent and takes nearly a minute to recov­er, unless the wire­less radio is switched off and back on, whereupon recon­nec­tion occurs.
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2Ersetzen des BT Infinity-SmartHub mit pfsense

Als ich vor einem Jahr in ein neues Zuhause konnte ich endlich die beitreten 21st cen­tury and ordered BT Infin­ity which is sup­plied with a SmartHub. The SmartHub is actu­ally reas­on­ably decent kit con­sid­er­ing it comes for free, aber wie bei den meisten ISP sup­plied devices it is locked down in some ways, for example you can­’t use your own DNS serv­ers which I prefer to do. In den frühen Tagen des ADSL (zirka 2001) I ran a smooth­wall box in place of a router, and for a range of reas­ons (includ­ing inter­net fil­ter­ing con­trolled by me, eher als eine ISP) I decided to go back to a linux-based fire­wall router.
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2Connect SmartThings to Windows PC’s and Kodi

I have sev­er­al win­dows PCs in meinem Haus, die Kodi laufen. I wanted to con­nect them to SmartTh­ings for a range of pur­poses. There are vari­ous things that can be done depend­ing on the func­tion­al­ity you want.
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2Blackgold BGT3630 LogoProblem mit Blackgold 36xx TV-Karten

I’ve been hav­ing on-off issues for a while with my Fernseher-Serv­er.  I run DVBLink on top of Win­dows Serv­er which allows me to share my Fernseher sig­nals to all my PCs, Android-Handys, PS3, Xbox and oth­er DLNA devices.  How­ever, I’ve had an issue where seem­ingly at ran­dom I’ve lost the abil­ity to tune some chan­nels.  Ini­tially I put this down to DVBLink, but after extens­ive test­ing it appears the prob­lem is with the Fernseher Karten. Sobald die Karten Melodie verloren haben, scheint dies für eine Weile in DVBLink dauern, maybe it would­n’t have the same effect in a straight Win­dows Media Cen­ter setup.

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5BluetoothDie Bluetooth-Führer

Willkommen im Bluetooth-Führer

This guide has blos­somed from a simple begin­ning to become the ‘net’s most extens­ive resource for Bluetooth help & inform­a­tion. Über 100 dif­fer­ent USB Dongles, PC Cards and laptop mod­els have now been suc­cess­fully setup with this guide. After fol­low­ing this guide you should be able to estab­lish com­mu­nic­a­tion between your PC and any Bluetooth 1.1 com­pli­ant device. Über 50 devices have already been suc­cess­fully tested.

Anmerkung: Dieser Leitfaden wurde zuletzt aktualisiert in 2005! Links to the patch­er util­ity have been removed due to the threat of leg­al action by Broad­com Corp. The patch­er was ori­gin­ally released on GSM-For­um and I believe cop­ies of it may still be found there. To the best of my know­ledge the patch­er has­n’t been updated in a long time. This guide was writ­ten for a ver­sion of the Bluetooth drivers which are now very old. It was also writ­ten with Win­dows XP in mind and may not work with Win­dows Vista or Win­dows 7.

Wer ist dieser Leitfaden für

The pur­pose of this guide is to take you through a step by step pro­cess, at the end of which you should be able to estab­lish com­mu­nic­a­tion between your PC and any Bluetooth enabled device. This guide is based on the Wid­comm Bluetooth suite which only runs on Microsoft Win­dows. If you use a dif­fer­ent sys­tem, zB MacOS oder Linux / Unix, this guide will not be able to provide you with a com­plete solu­tion but much of the inform­a­tion should be use­ful to you. I do not provide any kind of guar­an­tee that this will work for every single case, it is a free resource of inform­a­tion, und existiert nur, um zu versuchen, Menschen zu helfen.

Letzte Aktualisierungen

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Credits

This guide would­n’t be what it is without the many con­tri­bu­tions I have received. Please help us to improve the guide still fur­ther! If you find any inac­curacies, Bitte [int­link id=“1326” type=“page”]Sie Kontakt[/intlink]. If you have a device that isn’t lis­ted on the tested devices list please [int­link id=“1326” type=“page”]send an e‑mail[/intlink] so zugegeben werden kann,. If you have any sug­ges­tions, inform­a­tion, or new ideas that might help oth­ers please [int­link id=“1326” type=“page”]senden Sie sie[/intlink]. Vielen Dank.

I would like to thank the fol­low­ing people for their extens­ive con­tri­bu­tions: Phantasm4489, Bluetooth­Mas­ter, Lion_III, Derek Bartram, Chris Walk­er, Herr Andrew, Mark Aller­ton, Ray Hilton and all the con­trib­ut­ors to GSM-For­um.

What you can do if this guide doesn’t work

Don’t give up! There are often some dif­fi­culties get­ting everything to work cor­rectly, but with a little patience and care you’ll get it fixed. I have added a Fre­quently Asked Ques­tions sec­tion to the guide which can answer many ques­tions. If you’re still strug­gling try some of the fol­low­ing links before [int­link id=“1326” type=“page”]E-Mail an mich[/intlink]:
Die F.A.Q. | Whizoo.com | PC-Counselor.com | Geekzone.co.nz | GSM-For­um | Howard For­ums | The Expansys For­um | Sock­et Forum

I’m lost already, wo soll ich anfangen?

Due to the sheer quant­ity of inform­a­tion con­tained, this guide is arranged across mul­tiple pages. There is a link at the bot­tom of each page to the next page of the guide. Before start­ing the main pro­ced­ure there are sev­er­al oth­er pages that every­one should read. Once you have read through this intro­duc­tion you should go to the next page…
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Getestete Geräte

If your devices are included in the alpha­bet­ic­al list below they have already been tested with the guide. If you have a device that is not included in the list you should attempt the install­a­tion pro­ced­ure anyway.
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PC Hard­ware: USB, PC-Karten, Intern­al DonglesBluetooth-Geräte: Telefone, Key­boards, Mäuse, PDA’s, Heat­set
USB Geräte3Com 3CREB96B Bluetooth Dongle
Abocom UBT1000H
Acer BT-500 Bluetooth Dongle
Acer BT-600 Bluetooth Dongle
Acer BT-700 Bluetooth Dongle
Actiontec USB Bluetooth-Adapter
Aiptek USB Klasse 1 Dongle
A‑Link BlueUSBa Bluetooth Dongle
All­net ALL1572 USB Adapter
All­net ALL1575 USB Adapter
AmbiCom Bluetooth USB Adapter
Ambicom BT2000
Audi­oLine USB Bluetooth Dongle
BAFO BF-8010
Belkin F8T001
Belkin F8T003
BF-7221
Bil­lion­Ton Bluetooth USB Adapter
Blue Mon­key Mini USB Bluetooth-Adapter
Blue Mon­key USB Bluetooth-Adapter
bluegear B091H1
Blue­Pro­ton BTU02B
Bluetake BT007
Bluetake BT007SV Bluetooth USB Dongle
Blau-USB Bluetooth USB Dongle
Cel­link BTA-3000 USB Adapter
Chro­nos USB Bluetooth-Adapter
Com­paq Mult­ibay Bluetooth Adapter
Con­nect­land USB Modul
Cubix USB Dongle
Cyptonix 128Mb-Flash-Speicher & Bluetooth
Digi­com Pal­la­dio USB Bluetooth
D‑Link DBT-120
Eag­leTec ET-BTHADTU
EIO (Inno­V­i­sion) WaveLinker USB Dongle
Epox BT-DG02A
Epox BT-DG03
Giga­byte GN-BTD01
IBM Ultra­port Bluetooth Module
IOGear GBU301
iTec USB Dongle (beide)
BT HUNT-0402die
Kens­ing­ton USB Bluetooth-Dongle
Kondor USB Dongle
Link­sys USBBT100
Logit­ech Dinovo desktop
Mavin MBD-C2.1 USB Bluetooth-Adapter
Micronet USB-Dongle
Microsoft Bluetooth-Adapter
Micro­tune Bluetooth Dongle
Mit­sumi WIF-0402C
Mobile­Ac­tion MA-700
MSI BToes 6970 Bluetooth Dongle
MSI PC2PC Dongle
MyCom USB Bluetooth-Adapter
Nano Sira Bluetooth Ref­er­ence Radio
nim­bus usb bluetooth dongle
Peabird USB Dongle
Pilotech BC006C
Planex Extreme Bluetooth-Adapter
Planex GW-BH03U
PMR USB-Adapter
Race­wood BTD-2403
Rebics Mini Bluetooth USB Adapter
SCM Bluetooth ZIO
Site­com CN-500 Bluetooth USB Adapter
Smart Mod­u­lar Tech­no­lo­gies BlueOpal
Sony PCGA-BA1 / A USB Dongle
ST-Lab Bluetooth Dongle
Syba bluetooth USB Dongle
TDK USB Bluetooth-Adapter
Tecom BT3030
Trend­Net TBW-101UB
Trend­ware TBW-101UB
Trust BT180
Typhoon Bluetooth USB Adapter
Wave­Buddy USB Bluetooth
Windigo / PMR Tech USB BT-Adapter
Wire­less Net­works Inc. Bluelink
X‑MICRO Bluetooth USB Dongle Klasse 1
Xter­asys UBT1000H Bluetooth USB Adapter
Yak­umo Blueport
Zeevo USB Bluetooth-Adapter
Zon­et ZUB6110 Bluetooth USB Dongle
Z‑Tek ZK-BL1PC-KartenAbocom Bluetooth PC Card
Belkin Bluetooth PC Card
Bil­lion­ton bluetooth PC Card
For­mosa bluetooth PC Card
IBM Bluetooth PC Card
Philips Bluetooth PC Card
TDK Bluetooth PC Card
3mit 3CRWB6096B (ver­sion 3 PC-Karte)
Note­books / Laptops / Tab­letsAcer Travel­mate 800
Acer Travel­mate 803
Acer Travel­mate C110
Com­paq Pres­ario x1000
Fujitsu Siemens Life­book S6120
Fujitsu-Siemens E7010
HP nc4010 intern­al dongle
HP NC6000
HP nw8000
HP NX5000
HP nx7010
HP zv5000z-Notebook
HP Pavil­ion ZT3000
IBM Think­Pad T42 intern­al dongle
Sony TR1MP
Sony Vaio A117S
Sony VAIO C1-MSX Intern­al Adaptor
SONY VAIO PCG-Hinweis C1MSX
Sony Vaio PCG-SRX7F
Sony Vaio Z1MP
SONY VGN-A197VP
Sony VGN-S170
Sony VGN-S90PS
Sony Z1WA
Toshiba M200 Intern­al Adaptor
Toshiba M30 Intern­al Adaptor
Toshiba Portege P3500 tab­let PC
Toshiba Satel­lite Pro 6100 Intern­al Bluetooth
Toshiba Satel­lite Pro M10Nokia HandysNokia 3620
Nokia 3650
Nokia 3660
Nokia 6230
Nokia 6310i
Nokia 6600
Nokia 6820b
Nokia 7610
Nokia 7650
Nokia N‑GageEric­sson / Sony-Eric­sson PhonesEric­sson R520m
Sony-Eric­sson P800
Sony-Eric­sson P900
Sony-Eric­sson T610
Sony-Eric­sson T616
Sony-Eric­sson T630
Sony-Eric­sson T68i
Sony-Eric­sson Z600

Oth­er Phones

Siemens S55
Siemens S56
Siemens SX1

Motorola A835
Motorola A925
Motorola V600

Orange SPV E100 Smartphone
Orange SPV E200 Smartphone
XDA2

PDA’s

iPaq H3870
iPaq H3970
iPaq H2210
iPaq H5450
Dell Axim X5
Fujitsu Pock­et LOOX 600
Palm Tung­sten T
Palm Tung­sten T3
Palm M505
Palm Vx

Mäuse & Tastaturen

Bluetake BT500 Maus
Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse
Microsoft Bluetooth-Tastatur
Apple Bluetooth-Tastatur
Logit­ech MX900 Mouse
Logit­ech Cord­less Presenter

Head­sets

Logit­ech Mobile Bluetooth Headset
Jabra BT200
Jabra BT250
Motorola SYN9006A
Plantron­ics M1000
Plantron­ics M3000
Bluetrek 1.2 Headset
Bluetrek G2
HBH 15 Headset
HBH 35 Headset

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Die Vorbereitungen

anfängliche Vorbereitung

  • Make sure you are logged onto Win­dows with a user account that has Admin­is­trat­ive rights.
  • Dis­able anti-vir­us software.
  • If you have a fire­wall run­ning on your PC, dis­able it.

Trennen Sie Ihr Gerät

Wenn Sie eine USB oder eine PCMCIA / PC-Karte Bluetooth-Gerät, please dis­con­nect it.
Wenn Sie einen Laptop / note­book or oth­er device with Intern­al Bluetooth that can be “turned off” please turn it off.

Downloaden und entpacken Sie die Dateien

Down­load the IBM Integ­rated Bluetooth II Soft­ware (Wid­comm build 1.4.3.4) aus:
[ IBM FTP Baustelle ] oder [ IBM HTTP Mir­ror ] 20.34 Mb

Run the down­loaded file from IBM (genannt bthwxp1o.exe)

Weiter klicken, accept the license agree­ment, click next twice more and finally click finish.

The driver files have now been extrac­ted to C:\Drivers WIN BDCACT

Down­load the latest device recog­ni­tion file from [ [int­link id=“741” type=“page”]Downloads[/intlink] ] 16 kb

Save the file to the IBM drivers loc­a­tion (C:\Drivers WIN BDCACT ) and over­write the exist­ing file.

Down­load the patch­er from [ Jons Guides ] oder [ Mir­ror 1 ] oder [ Mir­ror 2 ] 221 kb (patch­er removed, sehen[int­link id=“910” type=“page”]Seite 1[/intlink] for reas­ons and pos­sible altern­at­ive locations)

Save the patch­er some­where easy to access (beispielsweise, Auf dem Bildschirm).

Run the Patch­er (patch_v4.exe) extrahieren Sie die Dateien.
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Deinstallieren Sie vorherige Bluetooth-Software

If you have pre­vi­ously installed any Bluetooth soft­ware you should unin­stall it before proceeding.

The fol­low­ing list is of soft­ware that should be unin­stalled, but it is not necesar­ily a com­plete list!

  • Any pre­vi­ous Wid­comm software
  • Any pre­vi­ous Soleil software
  • Sony Bluespace software
  • XTND­Con­nect Blue Man­ager software
  • Microsoft Patch Q323183
  • Any drivers that were sup­plied with your Bluetooth device
  • Microsoft Intel­li­Type and Intel­li­Point soft­ware für Bluetooth-Mäuse & Tastaturen.

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Treiberinstallation

Wichtige Informationen. Bitte lesen Sie diese, bevor Sie beginnen!

If you were dir­ec­ted here from anoth­er site please start at the begin­ning of the guide by read­ing the Intro­duc­tion. Also please let me know what site dir­ec­ted you to this page so I can ask them to update their links. If you haven’t read the pre­par­a­tion instruc­tions then please do that before start­ing the driver install­a­tion pro­ced­ure. If you don’t fol­low the pre­par­a­tion instruc­tions this pro­ced­ure will prob­ably fail! I can­’t guar­an­tee that this guide will work for you. If you are using a mis­sion crit­ic­al sys­tem I do not recom­mend pro­ceed­ing. I don’t recom­mend using Bluetooth with net­work serv­ers anyway!
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Die Treiberinstallation

  1. Run C:\Drivers Win Patch BTRegFix.reg
  2. If you use a non-Eng­lish sys­tem:Kopieren Sie die Datei setup.ini von C:\Drivers Win Patch C:\Drivers\Win\BDCACT\ and over-write the exist­ing file.
  3. Run C:\Drivers\Win\Bdcact\Setup.exe to start the driver installation
  4. Weiter klicken, akzeptieren Sie die Lizenzbedingungen, Nächster, Nächster, installieren
  5. If you are using Win­dows ME, XP oder 2003 you will prob­ably be promp­ted with a “Driver Sig­na­ture Notice”. If you are promp­ted, OK klicken.
  6. Click Fin­ish to com­plete setup.
  7. If you are promp­ted to reboot please reboot. If you are promp­ted to reboot and don’t, the patch­er may not be able to patch the files!
  8. Run C:\Drivers Win Patch BTWPatcher.exe
  9. Click on the apply but­ton to patch the drivers. If the patch­er can­not com­plete the patch, please reboot into safe­mode and re-run the patcher.
  10. Wenn Sie eine PC Card, extract the con­tents of the file data1.cab to the main install­a­tion dir­ect­ory. Überschreibt alle Dateien
  11. If you have a 3Com Wire­less Bluetooth PC Card ver­sion 3.0 (3CRWB6096B) down­load the device recog­ni­tion file for the card from [ [int­link id=“741” type=“page”]Downloads[/intlink] ]and save the file to the install­a­tion directory
  12. If you have dis­con­nec­ted your Bluetooth device (as instruc­ted in the pre­par­a­tions) you should now con­nect it
  13. Win­dows will prob­ably install new hard­ware. Wait until the hard­ware install­a­tion is complete.
  14. Restart your computer.
  15. If you have a Microsoft Bluetooth key­board or mouse please read the FRAU Input Devices section
  16. If you use a laptop or note­book that uses pro­pri­et­ary soft­ware to “turn on” an intern­al Bluetooth device, please read the Intern­al Devices section.

Nach der Installation

Look for the Bluetooth icon in the sys­tem tray at the bot­tom right and if it is white with a blue back­ground ( Bluetooth Tray Icon ) then you have suc­cess­fully com­pleted the driver install­a­tion. If the icon isn’t present or is red with a blue back­ground ( Bluetooth Tray Icon - Kein Gerät ) then you should read the “What to do if it did­n’t work” sec­tion below. If you suc­ceed and you have any devices not lis­ted on the Tested Devices page, Bitte lassen Sie mich wissen, dass sie funktionieren! (siehe etwa Seite, wie man [int­link id=“1326” type=“page”]contact me[/intlink]).

What to do if it didn’t work

Don’t pan­ic, as I said in the intro­duc­tion, “There are often some dif­fi­culties get­ting everything to work cor­rectly, but with a little patience and care you’ll get it fixed.”

  • Check that you fol­lowed the pre­par­a­tion instruc­tions correctly.
  • Double check that you did­n’t make any mis­takes in the above procedure
  • Read the Troubleshoot­ing section.
  • Lesen Sie den F.A.Q. and see if your prob­lem is lis­ted there.
  • Try some of the oth­er resources lis­ted on the introduction.
  • If you’ve tried all the above and still haven’t got any­where then please [int­link id=“1326” type=“page”]contact me[/intlink].

Wenn alles funktioniert

When everything is work­ing I sug­gest you read the soft­ware sec­tion for inform­a­tion on how to setup some of the more pop­u­lar applic­a­tions. I have details of how to setup and use Logo­Man­ager, Nokia PC Suite, Floats Mobile Agent, and Oxy­gen Phone Man­ager. The Wid­comm drivers also have many func­tions and fea­tures built in that you can use.

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Software

There are many dif­fer­ent soft­ware suites avail­able for com­mu­nic­a­tions between Mobile Phones and your PC. I have writ­ten brief setup guides for the most pop­u­lar suites.

Nokia PC Suite 4.88 installation on Windows XP / 2003

  • Nokia PC Suite is avail­able from Nokia.
  • Installieren Sie die Nokia PC Suite
  • Aktivieren Sie Bluetooth auf Ihrem Handy
  • Open “My Bluetooth Places” from the desktop
  • Click “View Devices In Range” or “Find Bluetooth Devices”
  • Rechtsklick auf das Telefon, das angezeigt wird
  • Koppeln Sie das Gerät.
  • Geben Sie ein beliebiges Passwort Ihrer Wahl.
  • Geben Sie denselben Code auf dem Handy
  • Klicken Sie doppelt auf das Telefonsymbol (this will dis­cov­er avail­able services)
  • Double click on “Nokia PC Suite on…” To con­nect this service
  • Right click on “Nokia PC Suite on…” and select properties
  • Check which seri­al port it is using (in meinem Beispiel verwendet es COM5)
  • Close this window
  • Double click on the Nokia PC Suite icon in the sys­tem tray
  • Click on blue dia­mond but­ton if it isn’t already selected
  • Click on “Nokia Bluetooth Phone”
  • klicken Sie gelten
  • In the win­dow that appears choose the com port that you found earli­er (Mine war COM5)
  • Click “con­nect”
  • Click ok to close the Nokia window
  • Suc­cess! You can now use the PC Suite pro­grams found on the start menu

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LogoManager installation on Windows XP / 2003

  • Logo­man­ager is avail­able from LogoManager.co.uk
  • Install Logo­Man­ager (I am using ver­sion 1.30 in diesem Beispiel)
  • Aktivieren Sie Bluetooth auf Ihrem Handy
  • Open “My Bluetooth Places” from the desktop
  • Click “View Devices In Range” or “Find Bluetooth Devices”
  • Rechtsklick auf das Telefon, das angezeigt wird
  • Koppeln Sie das Gerät.
  • Geben Sie ein beliebiges Passwort Ihrer Wahl.
  • Geben Sie denselben Code auf dem Handy
  • Klicken Sie doppelt auf das Telefonsymbol (this will dis­cov­er avail­able services)
  • Double click on “Nokia PC Suite on…” To con­nect this service
  • Right click on “Nokia PC Suite on…” and select properties
  • Check which seri­al port it is using (in meinem Beispiel verwendet es COM5)
  • Close this window
  • Load Logo­Man­ager
  • Öffnen Sie Extras: Optionen
  • Click the “Change” but­ton at the top
  • Wählen Sie den folgenden:Connection Type = “Seri­al Cable“Cable Type = “Bluetooth Seri­al Port“COM Port = The port you made a note of earli­er (in meinem Beispiel COM5)
  • Klicken Sie auf OK
  • Suc­cess! Your Logo­Man­ager should now show that it is connected

F.M.A. installation on Windows XP / 2003

  • Float’s Mobile Agent is avail­able from Source­Forge
  • Install Float’s Mobile Agent (I am using ver­sion 0.10.31b in this example)
  • Aktivieren Sie Bluetooth auf Ihrem Handy
  • Open “My Bluetooth Places” from the desktop
  • Click “View Devices In Range” or “Find Bluetooth Devices”
  • Rechtsklick auf das Telefon, das angezeigt wird
  • Koppeln Sie das Gerät.
  • Geben Sie ein beliebiges Passwort Ihrer Wahl.
  • Geben Sie denselben Code auf dem Handy
  • Klicken Sie doppelt auf das Telefonsymbol (this will dis­cov­er avail­able services)
  • Double click on “Com1 on …”
  • The soft­ware should con­nect and tell you which COM port is con­figured for the ser­vice (in meinem Beispiel ist es com3)
  • Last F.M.A.
  • Öffnen Sie Extras: Optionen
  • Select “use seri­al port” and set the port to the one that was con­figured about (com3 in meinem Beispiel)
  • Click “ok”
  • Click on the con­nect button
  • Suc­cess!

Oxygen Phone Manager II installation on Windows XP / 2003

  • Oxy­gen Phone Man­ager is avail­able from Oxy­gen Software
  • Install Oxy­gen Phone Manager
  • Aktivieren Sie Bluetooth auf Ihrem Handy
  • Open “My Bluetooth Places” from the desktop
  • Click “View Devices In Range” or “Find Bluetooth Devices”
  • Rechtsklick auf das Telefon, das angezeigt wird
  • Koppeln Sie das Gerät.
  • Geben Sie ein beliebiges Passwort Ihrer Wahl.
  • Geben Sie denselben Code auf dem Handy
  • Klicken Sie doppelt auf das Telefonsymbol (this will dis­cov­er avail­able services)
  • Double click on “Nokia PC Suite …”
  • The soft­ware should con­nect and tell you which COM port is con­figured for the ser­vice (im, mein Beispiel ist es com5)
  • Laden Sie OPM II
  • Open “Options” from the “Tools” menu
  • Select the top option “Con­nec­tion & Common”
  • Click the “add” but­ton at the top right
  • From the pull down list that appears select “COM X (Bluetooth Com­mu­nic­a­tions Port)” where X is the num­ber of the COM port you noted earli­er (my example was 5)
  • Click “OK”
  • Suc­cess!

Links zu Software Suites

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Networking

Bluetooth Personal Area Networks

The Bluetooth spe­cific­a­tion sup­ports the use of Bluetooth for net­work­ing between devices.
Wenn Sie einen PC mit einem Bluetooth-Adapter und ein Bluetooth-fähigen PDA, Laptop,
or oth­er device that sup­por­ted net­work­ing, you should use the fol­low­ing inform­a­tion to set up a net­work connection.
Net­work con­nec­tions between a PC and anoth­er device can be used for file and print shar­ing, and also for Inter­net access.
A typ­ic­al example of a Bluetooth PAN would be if you have a Bluetooth enabled desktop PC with broad­band access,
and a laptop with Bluetooth sup­port you can turn your desktop PC into a W.A.P. (wire­less access point)
and use the Inter­net access on your laptop without a need for wires.

The setup of a Bluetooth PAN is depend­ent upon your exist­ing con­fig­ur­a­tion, below are sev­er­al options…

  • Bluetooth net­work­ing for file and print shar­ing only
  • Provid­ing Inter­net access to anoth­er device from a PC with a dir­ect Inter­net connection
  • Provid­ing Inter­net access to anoth­er device from a PC that has Inter­net access through anoth­er net­work (z.B. a cor­por­ate LAN)

If you need more detailed or spe­cif­ic inform­a­tion than I have provided, there are some oth­er excel­lent guides for spe­cif­ic plat­forms available

  • Wenn Sie einen Palm, Sie können zu Whizoo.com gehen
  • Wenn Sie ein iPaq, Sie können zu PC-Counselor.com gehen
  • If you are net­work­ing between 2 PC’s there is more inform­a­tion avail­able at GeekZone.co.nz

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ein Bluetooth Personal Area Network für Datei einrichten & Druckerfreigabe

  • Make sure you have fully fol­lowed the main guide
  • Koppeln Sie die Geräte
  • Open the con­fig­ur­a­tion options on the primary PC
  • Select the “loc­al ser­vices” tab
  • Choose “net­work access” and click on “prop­er­ties”
  • Make sure it is set to “start-up auto­mat­ic­ally”, and change the pull down option to “allow oth­er devices to access the Internet/LAN via this computer”
  • If the device you want to con­nect FROM does not sup­port Bluetooth secur­ity prop­erly you need to down­load and run the Dis­able Net­work Secur­ity Registry Frag­ment from the down­loads page
  • Make sure that the Bluetooth net­work con­nec­tion is enabled on both devices
  • Share the rel­ev­ant folders or print­ers on the main PC
  • Con­nect the net­work access option the same way as any oth­er Bluetooth service
  • Wenn Sie Dateien teilen, Ordner, or print­ers in both dir­ec­tions you should carry out the above pro­ced­ure on both PC’s

ein Bluetooth Personal Area Network für Internet Connection Sharing einrichten

This meth­od of Inter­net access shar­ing will only work when the host PC has a dir­ect Inter­net con­nec­tion. The host PC must be using Win­dows Me, 2000, XP oder 2003 because it uses Inter­net Con­nec­tion Sharing

  • Make sure you have fully fol­lowed the main guide
  • Koppeln Sie die Geräte
  • Open the con­fig­ur­a­tion options on the primary PC
  • Select the “loc­al ser­vices” tab
  • Choose “net­work access” and click on “prop­er­ties”
  • Make sure it is set to “start-up auto­mat­ic­ally”, and change the pull down option to “allow oth­er devices to access the Internet/LAN via this computer”
  • If the device you want to con­nect FROM does not sup­port Bluetooth secur­ity prop­erly you need to down­load and run the Dis­able Net­work Secur­ity Registry Frag­ment from the down­loads page
  • Click on the “con­nec­tion shar­ing but­ton and if read the help file if you need more information
  • Make sure that the Bluetooth net­work con­nec­tion is enabled on both devices
  • Share the rel­ev­ant folders or print­ers on the main PC
  • Con­nect the net­work access option the same way as any oth­er Bluetooth service
  • Wenn Sie Dateien teilen, Ordner, or print­ers in both dir­ec­tions you should carry out the above pro­ced­ure on both PC’s

ein Bluetooth Personal Area Network für Internet Connection Sharing einrichten

This meth­od of Inter­net access shar­ing will only work when the host PC has Inter­net access through a LAN. The host PC must be run­ning Win­dows 2000, XP oder 2003 because it uses a Net­work Bridge

  • Make sure you have fully fol­lowed the main guide
  • Koppeln Sie die Geräte
  • Open the con­fig­ur­a­tion options on the primary PC
  • Select the “loc­al ser­vices” tab
  • Choose “net­work access” and click on “prop­er­ties”
  • Make sure it is set to “start-up auto­mat­ic­ally”, and change the pull down option to “allow oth­er devices to access the Internet/LAN via this computer”
  • If the device you want to con­nect FROM does not sup­port Bluetooth secur­ity prop­erly you need to down­load and run down­load and run the Dis­able Net­work Secur­ity Registry Frag­ment from the down­loads page
  • Open the “Net­work Con­nec­tions” con­trol panel
  • Select your primary LAN con­nec­tion (usu­ally called “Loc­al Area Net­work”), und dann, hold­ing con­trol, also select your Bluetooth net­work con­nec­tion (usu­ally called “Bluetooth Network”)
  • Right click on either of the selec­ted con­nec­tions, and choose “Bridge Connections”
  • Make sure that the Bluetooth net­work con­nec­tion is enabled on both devices
  • Share the rel­ev­ant folders or print­ers on the main PC
  • Con­nect the net­work access option the same way as any oth­er Bluetooth service
  • Wenn Sie Dateien teilen, Ordner, or print­ers in both dir­ec­tions you should carry out the above pro­ced­ure on both PC’s

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Fehlerbehebung

Treiberprobleme

It didn’t work: Das erste, was zu Doppelrückschlag

  • If you have an icon in the sys­tem tray that is white on a blue back­ground ( Bluetooth Tray Icon ) then you should skip the inform­a­tion on this page — your driver is cor­rectly installed already!
  • Check that you fol­lowed the pre­par­a­tion instruc­tions correctly.
  • Double check that you did­n’t make any mis­takes in the main procedure.
  • If run­ning the patch­er pro­duced an error, reboot into safe­mode and run the patch­er again
  • If you wer­en’t logged on as a user with Admin­is­trat­or rights, try the pro­ced­ure again with an account that does
  • If you have anti-vir­us soft­ware run­ning dis­able it and retry the procedure
  • If you have a fire­wall installed on your PC make sure that the Wid­comm Bluetooth soft­ware has unres­tric­ted access — remem­ber, Bluetooth is a net­work­ing technology!
  • Wenn Sie einen Laptop verwenden / note­book with an Intern­al device that came with pro­pri­et­ary soft­ware, read the Intern­al devices section.
  • If you did­n’t reboot after run­ning the patch­er, tun Sie dies bitte jetzt

The list above didn’t help and your device is a PC Card (PCMCIA)

Some PC Cards are a little tricky to loc­ate a driver for. Lesen Sie den PC-Karten Abschnitt.

It still doesn’t work

It is pos­sible that Win­dows installed anoth­er driver for you device (wie dem Microsoft-Treiber) instead of the Wid­comm driver. Read the Manu­al Install section.

It still doesn’t work and your device is a USB Gerät und ist nicht auf dem Getestete Geräte Abschnitt aufgeführt

It is pos­sible that your device is not included in the list of devices that the drivers can recog­nise by default. Lesen Sie das New USB Abschnitt Geräte.
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It still doesn’t work

  • Try remov­ing everything Bluetooth related from the com­puter, and try the pro­ced­ure right through from the begin­ning again.
  • Lesen Sie den F.A.Q.

FRAU Eingabegeräte

Die Microsoft Intelli-Treiber Einander

Many people have advised me to avoid Intel­li­Type 5.0 and Intel­li­Point 5.0 Treiber wie die Pest. Unfor­tu­nately, Installation der Intelli-Treiber von der Microsoft- CD wird Microsoft Bluetooth-Treiber installieren, which break the Wid­comm driver install­a­tion. Without the Intelli drivers you will not be able to use the extra but­tons on your key­board or mouse. The solu­tion? Installieren Sie eine ältere Intelli-Treiber! All the oth­er wire­less key­boards and mice pro­duced by Microsoft have the same or very sim­il­ar addi­tion­al keys to the Bluetooth mouse and keyboard.

Wo die älteren Intelli Treiber zu bekommen

Finden Sie sie auf die [ [int­link id=“741” type=“page”]Downloads[/intlink] ] Seite

Interne Geräte

Laptop’s with Proprietary Software

Some laptops require their own soft­ware installed as well as the Wid­comm drivers. Toshiba, and Sony both pro­duce Bluetooth enabled laptops that have a soft­ware “switch” to dis­able or enable Bluetooth. If your device isn’t detec­ted after the main install­a­tion you may need to install the ori­gin­al software.

Installing Toshiba’s proprietary Bluetooth software

  • Down­load the Toshiba Bluetooth Mon­it­or soft­ware from Toshiba 4.18 Mb
  • Extract the Toshiba soft­ware to a tem­por­ary folder and copy the fol­low­ing files to the fol­low­ing locations:
Blutooth.INFC:\Toshiba MS_Bluetooth
Readme1st.TXTC:\Toshiba MS_Bluetooth
BTH_OOBC.DLLC:\Toshiba MS_Bluetooth
BLUTOOTH.CATC:\Toshiba MS_Bluetooth
BtMonInst.exeC:\Toshiba MS_Bluetooth
Q323183_WXP_SP2_X86_ENU.EXEC:\Toshiba MS_Bluetooth ENU
  • Open “Device Man­ager”, and unin­stall all of the Toshiba Bluetooth Devices which can be found in the “Bluetooth”, “USB”, “Ports”, and “Net­work” sections.
  • Use “Add/Remove Pro­grams” to unin­stall the Toshiba Bluetooth software
  • Reboot
  • Run C:\Toshiba MS_Bluetooth BtMonInst.exe
  • Right click on the Bluetooth Mon­it­or in the sys­tem tray, and select “Power > ON”
  • Win­dows should now install Devices. Your Bluetooth Sys­tem Tray should turn white.

If the sys­tem tray does­n’t turn blue and white you may still have a Toshiba / Microsoft-Treiber installiert. You should read the Manu­al Install section.

Manuelle Installation

Manuelle Treiber-Installation

The manu­al driver install­a­tion should only be attemp­ted after the Wid­comm soft­ware has been installed. The descrip­tion below describes how to replace the Microsoft driver with the Wid­comm driver. If the Microsoft driver isn’t present you will not be able to com­plete the fol­low­ing pro­ced­ure. If you have a PC Card you should have already read the PC Cards sec­tion. The meth­od for doing a manu­al driver update is dif­fer­ent on dif­fer­ent ver­sions of Win­dows, please use the pro­ced­ure that cor­res­ponds to your ver­sion of Windows

Windows XP / 2003 Zwangs Manuelle Treiberinstallation

  1. Open the sys­tem con­trol pan­el, and in the “Hard­ware” tab, and click on “Device Manager”
  2. Expand the “Bluetooth Radi­os” sec­tion of the device list
  3. There might be a “Microsoft Bluetooth Enu­mer­at­or” and anoth­er device listed
  4. Double click on the oth­er device, and in the “driver” tab, click on “update driver”
  5. Select “Install from a list or spe­cif­ic location”
  6. Select “Don’t search, I will choose the driver to install”
  7. Click on “Have disk”
  8. Type in “C:\Drivers\Win\BDCACT”
  9. Klicken Sie auf OK
  10. Es sollte 1 einzigen Gerät aufgeführt
  11. Klicken Sie auf Weiter
  12. Klicken Sie auf OK
  13. The sys­tem tray icon should now be white & blau. If it isn’t, starten Sie Ihren PC.

PC-Karten

My PC Card didn’t find a driver

  • Haben Sie zuführen Teil 10 der Hauptteil der Vorschriften?
  • Have you read the Manu­al Driver Install­a­tion instructions?
  • Wenn Sie einen 3Com PC Card haben, siehe unten

Ich habe einen 3Com PC Card

I have a cus­tom driver file avail­able for ver­sion 3 der 3Com PC Card. Down­load it from the [int­link id=“741” type=“page”]Downloads[/intlink] page and save it to the main install­a­tion folder (C:\Drivers WIN BDCACT ). If you have a ver­sion 2 Karte, I do not cur­rently know a meth­od of installing these. A firm­ware update may be possible.

Neu USB Geräte

Meine USB Device wasn’t found…

Jeden USB Vorrichtung eine VID (Vendor I.D.) und PID- (Produkt ID.). If your device was­n’t found it is pos­sible that it’s ID is not lis­ted in the Wid­comm driver. The Wid­comm drivers will only install for devices they recog­nise, and they recog­nise devices based on their VID and PID. The install­a­tion file btwusb.inf con­tains a list of USB VIDs and PIDs that the drivers will recog­nise. Alle USB devices will work with the Wid­comm stack, but the ID’s for some of them are not included with the drivers. Wenn Ihr Gerät nicht enthalten müssen Sie es hinzufügen.

The major­ity of note­books / laptops with intern­al Bluetooth use an intern­al USB solu­tion. If you have a note­book / laptop and are exper­i­en­cing prob­lems get­ting the driver work­ing, you should read this sec­tion, even if you don’t have an actu­al USB Dongle stecker.

Wie man die VID und PID eines Geräts finden

This meth­od will enable you to find the VID and PID for your USB Bluetooth hard­ware before it has a driver installed.

  • Con­nect your Bluetooth dongle, and let Win­dows add it as an “Unknown device”
  • Open “sys­tem inform­a­tion” from start/programs/accessories/system tools/system information
  • Expand “Com­pon­ents”
  • Select “USB
  • Loc­ate the device in the list
  • It will have an ID in the fol­low­ing form: USB\VID_xxxx&PID_YYYY ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
  • Notieren Sie sich die VID (die XXXX) und der PID (die YYYY)

Wie Sie Ihre Treiber mit der VID und PID aktualisieren Sie Ihre USB Dongle

This ser­vice is no longer func­tion­al, Es tut uns leid

  • Füllen Sie das untenstehende Formular mit den Details Ihres Geräts.
  • After you have suc­cess­fully sub­mit­ted your device details, Rechtsklick >here and select “save tar­get as”.
  • Save the file into the install­a­tion dir­ect­ory (C:\Drivers WIN BDCACT ). Over­write the old file.
  • Entfernen Sie Ihre USB Dongle.
  • Restart Win­dows.
  • Setzen Sie den Dongle.
  • If Win­dows prompts you for a driver, verweisen Sie auf C:\Drivers WIN BDCACT
  • If you are not promp­ted for a driver and the sys­tem tray icon remains red you may need to start the install­a­tion pro­ced­ure again from the begin­ning using the new file.
New device ID’s sub­mis­sion­Please only sub­mit neu AT / PID-Kombinationen!
Ihr Name: AT: PID: Gerätename:

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Deinstallation

So deinstallieren Widcomm Treiber

The Wid­comm drivers should have a nor­mal add/remove option in the con­trol pan­el, regard­less of who sup­plied them. If your install­a­tion has become dam­aged, and for some reas­on you can­not use the nor­mal unin­stall­a­tion meth­od, the details below should help you remove the Wid­comm drivers from your system.

Der Ablauf

  • Make a back-up of your sys­tem registry
  • Run “regsvr32 ‑u BtNeighborhood.dll”
  • Run “btstackserver.exe /unregserver”
  • Run reged­it and delete the WIDCOMM key from HKEY_CURRENT_USER and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
  • Delete “bt*.dll”, “btcpl.cpl”, and “bt*.manifest” from your sys­tem folder (this var­ies depend­ing on which ver­sion of Win­dows you are using)

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F.A.Q.

Windows didn’t find a driver for my device

There are sev­er­al pos­sible causes of this problem.

1. Die VID und PID des Geräts sind nicht in der Datei btwusb.inf. Have a look at the VID and PID list page for more information.

2. You have a “Microsoft Driver” Infec­tion. Have a read of the Manu­al Driver Install­a­tion page

3. Ihr Gerät ist defekt. Try the ori­gin­al driver that came with the device. If that fails then you need a new piece of hardware.

4. Sie verwenden keine USB Dongle. I’m not quite sure yet how these work, können Probleme auftreten. [int­link id=“1326” type=“page”]In Kontakt kommen[/intlink] mit mir.

I can’t customise the buttons on my Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer for Bluetooth

See the Microsoft Input sec­tion of the Driver Install­a­tion page.

I get the error “There was a problem installing this hardware. Ein Fehler aufgetreten ist während der Installation dieser Vorrichtung. The required section was not found in the inf”

If you are con­nec­ted to the Inter­net, Win­dows will some­times try to update your driver from Win­dowsUp­date online. Make sure you are dis­con­nec­ted from the ‘net and try again. You may need to do a manu­al driver installation.

I get the error “There was a problem installing this hardware. Ein Fehler aufgetreten ist während der Installation dieser Vorrichtung. The system cannot find the file specified”

Try dis­con­nect­ing from the Inter­net (wie oben beschrieben). You may need to do a manu­al driver installation.

Mein Nokia-Handy wird nicht verbinden oder trennen hält

You may not have new enough firm­ware. This is a par­tic­u­larly com­mon prob­lem with the Nokia 6310i. You need to read the Nokia firm­ware inform­a­tion page. If your soft­ware is try­ing to con­nect on “COM0” you need to change the set­tings (see ques­tion: The driver install­a­tion works cor­rectly, but when I try to use the seri­al port ser­vice it tries to con­nect on “COM0” and fails)

Ich bin mit einer Bluetooth-Tastatur und ich immer ein Pop-up bekommen, wenn ich die capslock-Taste oder die numlock Taste drücken

Down­load and run the Key Indic­a­tion registry frag­ment from the [int­link id=“741” type=“page”]Downloads[/intlink] Seite

My device appears to have a VID and PID of 0000 0000

Ersetzen Sie Ihr Gerät. It’s broken.
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I get the error “Your bluetooth software license does not include use with this Bluetooth device. [6]”

The file patch­er did­n’t patch the 3 files cor­rectly. Erneut ausführen es im abgesicherten Modus.

Mein iPaq fällt die Verbindung zu meinem PC regelmäßig

I don’t have a solu­tion to this yet. I think it is a prob­lem with the iPaq soft­ware / firm­ware. If any­one knows of a solu­tion please [int­link id=“1326” type=“page”]Sie Kontakt[/intlink] mit mir.

Die Treiberinstallation fragt nach einem licence.dat

Either your down­load and extrac­tion of the drivers was cor­rup­ted, or you have not run the .reg file included with the patched files pri­or to run­ning the main setup. You can try point­ing the request to “C:\Drivers\Win\Bdcact” (where you extrac­ted the IBM drivers), but it is prob­ably bet­ter to start the guide again from the beginning.

Ich bin mit bluetooth meinen PC meines Handy zu verbinden, so dass ich mein Telefon benutzen kann auf das Internet zugreifen. Internetzugang scheint sehr langsam

First gen­er­a­tion Bluetooth sup­ports 1Mbit con­nec­tions which is twice as fast as most broad­band Inter­net con­nec­tions. Second gen­er­a­tion Bluetooth devices should work at up to 2Mbits. The prob­lem is with the mobile phone, nicht Bluetooth. Many phones only sup­port 9.6.KBit. Die meisten arbeiten nicht schneller als 28.8KBit. You’ll have to wait for 3G net­works for fast Inter­net access through your mobile.

Eveything works but I get an icon in the system tray that says “Bluetooth Network — A Network Cable Is Unplugged”

This is nor­mal. The bluetooth drivers install sup­port for net­work­ing. If the icon both­ers you then open the “Net­work Con­nec­tions” folder and dis­able the “Bluetooth Net­work” connection.

My Dial-up and Fax Services don’t work after I have installed Bluetooth on Windows 2000 / XP / 2003 System

You need to unin­stall and rein­stall the Fax and Dial-Up ser­vices. This can be done in add/remove programs/windows com­pon­ents, BUT by default many of the win­dows com­pon­ents are hid­den, includ­ing the Fax and DUN ser­vices. To show ALL of the win­dows com­pon­ents that can be selec­ted you need to carry out the fol­low­ing procedure:

  • Open note­pad or a sim­il­ar text editor
  • Öffnen Sie die Datei C:\Windows\inf\sysoc.inf
  • Führen Sie eine Suche und ersetzen, und ersetzen ‚hide, mit
  • Speichern sysoc.inf

Bitte beachten Sie,: Some of the com­pon­ents take a long time to “untick” after you click on them. When you deselect the com­pon­ents you wish to rein­stall you will have to wait 10–15 seconds and then move the scroll­bar at the right hand side, and the tick should disappear.

My Sony-Ericsson R520m hält Bluetooth deaktivieren

I believe this is a prob­lem with the R520m, which will hope­fully be fixed with new firm­ware. I recom­mend con­tact­ing Sony-Eric­sson if you exper­i­ence this prob­lem. Until a firm­ware update becomes avail­able you can try switch­ing the phone off and back on, or using the “Mas­ter Reset” option.

Ich versuche, einen Compaq Multiport mit einer Microsoft-Maus zu verwenden, und die Reaktionszeit ist sehr langsam

This is a firm­ware issue. Com­paq don’t cur­rently sup­ply updated firm­ware, but it can be resolved by flash­ing the Mul­ti­port with the firm­ware update from TDK for their USB BT-Adapter

Die Treiberinstallation ordnungsgemäß funktioniert, but when I try to use the serial port service it tries to connect on “COM0” and fails

Right click on the sys­tem tray icon and select open the con­fig­ur­a­tion options. Under the loc­al ser­vices tab click on “Add Seri­al Device” and fol­low the steps to add a new device. Under the “Cli­ent Applic­a­tions” tab click on “Add COM Port” and fol­low the steps. The names you use for the ser­vices do not mat­ter. Use this port instead of the default port.

I have a networking device that will not accept secure connections (there are some Bluetooth routers with this problem)

Down­load and run the Net­work Secur­ity registry frag­ment from the [int­link id=“741” type=“page”]Downloads[/intlink] Seite

I’m having problems getting my D‑Link DBT-120 to install

There are known firm­ware issues with the D‑Link dongles. Down­load an updated firm­ware from the [int­link id=“741” type=“page”]Downloads[/intlink] page and use the Firm­ware update pro­gram included with the Wid­comm drivers to update your dongle.

I get the following error: “no local bluetooth device detected”

You must manu­ally check that ALL of the fol­low­ing drivers have been updated the the ver­sion that you have installed. Check the fol­low­ing devices in device man­ager: das Bluetooth-Gerät selbst, Alle Bluetooth-COM-Ports (there are usu­ally 2 von diesen), bluetooth net­work “card”, Bluetooth Audio

Die MRouter Software sieht keine bekannte oder unbekannte Geräte und refresh hat keine Auswirkung

If you have an intern­al modem that is using a COM port, use device man­ager to dis­able it, versuchen Sie es erneut mit MRouter, und sobald es zum Leben erwecken, wieder aktiviert das Modem

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Fortgeschritten

Erweiterte Informationen

This is the sec­tion for those of you who would con­sider them­selves “tech­ies”. Any­one who does­n’t know what they’re doing should­n’t go any further.
I will not be held respons­ible for any­thing you break as a res­ult of read­ing the advanced section!

In this sec­tion there are details of how the pro­ced­ure works. There are also oth­er use­ful resources, includ­ing inform­a­tion on firm­ware for Nokia phones, und für USB Geräte. I have also included a com­plete file archive of all the use­ful Bluetooth related util­it­ies that I have.

Die Registry-Fragment

The registry frag­ment adds a single line into the registry. It is not neces­sary for many con­fig­ur­a­tions, but does­n’t cause any prob­lems, and gets over-writ­ten by the install­a­tion anyway
The line added is HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Widcomm\BTConfig\Services\0004\AcceptOther which is a DWORD equal to 1

Die neuere btwusb.inf

I have added many device VID and PID com­bin­a­tions into the btwusb.inf file to add sup­port for those devices. The device sub­mis­sion page auto­mat­ic­ally updates the file with new devices.
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Die Datei Patcher

The file patch­er patches 3 Dateien: wbtapi.dll, bttray.exe und BTStackServer.exe. It car­ries out the same 2 oper­a­tions on each file. Doing this enables the soft­ware to work with Win­dows 2003, and also enables the soft­ware to work with all devices. Für die IBM-Treiber die 2 Änderungen sind wie folgt:
Die Hex-String 3B F5 75 0E 3B FD 75 0A wird ersetzt durch 3B F5 90 90 3B FD 90 90
Die Hex-String 83 C4 04 85 F6 0F 85 1F 01 00 00 wird ersetzt durch 83 C4 04 85 F6 90 90 90 90 90 90
The strings dif­fer between ver­sions but are usu­ally quite sim­il­ar, and using wild­cards the new patch­er can patch most versions.

Nokia Bluetooth Handys: Firmware-Updates häufig erforderlich!

Sev­er­al Nokia phones require firm­ware updates before they will sup­port Bluetooth cor­rectly. You can check your firm­ware revi­sion by typ­ing *#0000# on the phone’s keypad.

Mindestens erforderliche Firmware-Versionen

Nokia 6310i: 5.50

Nokia 6230: 3.15

You can take your phone to a Nokia licensed repair shop and they will update the firm­ware for you for free as long as the phone is still with­in its Nokia war­ranty peri­od. Seien Sie gewarnt, dass ich zumindest kenne 1 case where a firm­ware update has caused the loss of all per­son­al­ised inform­a­tion stored on the phone. I strongly advise that you make a copy of any import­ant data from your phone before hav­ing it updated.

USB Geräte-Firmware

Sev­er­al people have asked about firm­ware updates for USB Bluetooth-Geräte. Wid­comm used to sup­ply an updated firm­ware with their drivers, but new­er ver­sions have not come with an update. I have a gen­er­ic CSR Firm­ware that you can down­load if you think you NEED it. Es ist datiert 31st-März 2004, and includes CSR’s HID sup­port that allows the use of Bluetooth Key­boards and Mice before the OS geladen (for example allows the use of a Bluetooth key­board to modi­fy BIOS Optionen). The Wid­comm drivers are sup­plied with a firm­ware update util­ity for most devices, includ­ing CSR devices.

WARNUNG: Use this firm­ware update at your own risk!!

Down­load the update file from the [int­link id=“741” type=“page”]Downloads[/intlink] Seite.