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Bluetooth-question: why are certain devices never shown as paired?I have a second Windows computer (a tablet PC). When I set up a
bluetooth connection between the two, I have to enter the same key on both ends and the BT SW tell me, that the two are now "securely connected". But why is that (and only that) device not marked with a red checkmark (as is normally the case with paired devices)? And - probably due to the same reason - I always have to go through this connection procedure again each time I want to connect. Why does XP not memorize that device as paired and well-known (as it does with others - e.g. my headphone and my PDA)? Michael On Jan 28, 10:48 am, "Michael Moser" <michael-
nospam.mo...@nospam.freesurf.ch> wrote: > I have a second Windows computer (a tablet PC). When I set up a Which Bluetooth protocol stack are you using? Microsoft's XP SP2> bluetooth connection between the two, I have to enter the same key on > both ends and the BT SW tell me, that the two are now "securely > connected". But why is that (and only that) device not marked with a red > checkmark (as is normally the case with paired devices)? > > And - probably due to the same reason - I always have to go through this > connection procedure again each time I want to connect. Why does XP not > memorize that device as paired and well-known (as it does with others - > e.g. my headphone and my PDA)? > > Michael built-in Bluetooth protocol is extremely limited. It does mainly BT modem and PAN connections.
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