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Windows is XP SP2 english<br />
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Suggestion2: I couldn't find the device explicitly in Device Manager. See it only over COM10, after BT connection is established, so could not access power settings.<br />
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Suggestion 4: This looks most probable. It seams to me that the device &nbsp;has an internal setting to enter in power-save mode. I have to contact the manufacturer.<br />

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Windows is XP SP2 english

Suggestion2: I couldn't find the device explicitly in Device Manager. See it only over COM10, after BT connection is established, so could not access power settings.

Suggestion 4: This looks most probable. It seams to me that the device  has an internal setting to enter in power-save mode. I have to contact the manufacturer.


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I have un-ticked the &quot;Allow the cumputer to turn off this device to save power&quot; in device manager usb-hubs. My bluetooth deviec stays connected as long as the application is running. This solved my problem. Thanks!
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I have un-ticked the "Allow the cumputer to turn off this device to save power" in device manager usb-hubs. My bluetooth deviec stays connected as long as the application is running. This solved my problem. Thanks!

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Hello,<br />
I am using athinkpad T60 from Lenovo with an external bluetooth device. <br />
It works well.<br />
However, after some quite short time 1-2 minutes the connection is dropped an I have to connect to the <br />
device manually again.<br />
How to set this &quot;time-out&quot; delay to a longer time ?<br />
Tanks !
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Hello,
I am using athinkpad T60 from Lenovo with an external bluetooth device. 
It works well.
However, after some quite short time 1-2 minutes the connection is dropped an I have to connect to the 
device manually again.
How to set this "time-out" delay to a longer time ?
Tanks !

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