I can, however, do bluetooth sync of my phone, which was my basic goal. I can not use my bluetooth mouse, for example.
However, I still can not pair my phone (as a trusted device). Do keep in mind, if the bluetooth dongle is moved to a different USB port, the newer drivers would get auto installed, and you have to redo the whole thing - so make up your mind about which USB port you would keep the dongle in. After this is done, in device manager disable, then enable Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator and Bluetooth Device (RFCOMM Protocol TDI). Then replace this with the same file in the zip file provided by nimrod at the beginning of this thread. Find C:\Windows\System32\drivers\bthenum.sys, then take ownership of the file, update permissions to give yourself full control. There probably is a better way to roll back drivers to earlier version, but this is what I did. I finally got it to work (for the most part).įirst, getting rid of the above mentioned Code 10 error. If you are still using Windows XP you may be interested in the XP version of these drivers located at: The Hardware installed into Windows Vista:ĭownload is below for Windows Vista 32-bit and 64-bit. You have now got a dirt cheap Bluetooth Adaptor to work fully without having to pay extra for any rubbish software. You should now be up and running with the Windows Bluetooth Interface, which you can find in Control Panel or in the System Tray. Windows will now install the drivers and your Dongle will be ready for use. Provide the location and give Windows the folder location of the extracted drivers. Then plug the stick in, Windows will fail to find the drivers and ask you to either provide a location for them, or provide a CD.
To install, download either the 32-bit or 64-bit package (depending on your version of Vista – If you are unsure it will most likely be 32-bit) and extract all the files somewhere, like for example on your desktop in a folder called Bluetooth drivers. What I have done is modified the Bluetooth driver file that comes with Vista, to include this dongle by adding its hardware ID to the supported devices list. (Note: Design can vary and may not look like above) Purchased one of those cheap USB dongles for only 5 dollars but found to use it you need to spend money on the software? Or if you have found a cracked version or actually bought it and found its useless and wanted to use the built in Bluetooth in Windows Vista? Well now you can! Bluetooth Dongle ( ISSCEDRBTA) Driver for Windows Vista
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