17th March 2010 

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   Bluetooth Internal Devices Help Guide 

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

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\

If the system tray doesn't turn blue and white you may still have a Toshiba / Microsoft driver installed. You should read the Manual Install section.