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Strange - I'm pretty sure I was trying that already. Anyway, You were right. I removed the software and installed again, worked!
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Lenovo 3000 N100, 768-BNG, windows xp, sp3(tried on sp2 as well).<br />
I have installed the newest bios and bluetooth driver and bluetooth software from lenovo site, though I can't get the bluetooth device working.<br />
The device is visible under windows devices manger and described as working properly.<br />
Yet the bluetooth software claims there is no bluetooth device.<br />
Any help?<br />
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PS: Juest tried Kubuntu 7.10 livecd, bluetooth worked just fine.
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Lenovo 3000 N100, 768-BNG, windows xp, sp3(tried on sp2 as well).
I have installed the newest bios and bluetooth driver and bluetooth software from lenovo site, though I can't get the bluetooth device working.
The device is visible under windows devices manger and described as working properly.
Yet the bluetooth software claims there is no bluetooth device.
Any help?

PS: Juest tried Kubuntu 7.10 livecd, bluetooth worked just fine.

Strange - I&#39;m pretty sure I was trying that already. Anyway, You were right. I removed the software and installed again, worked!

lenovo n100, can&#39;t get bluetooth working

Lenovo 3000 N100, 768-BNG, windows xp, sp3(tried on sp2 as well).
I have installed the newest bios and bluetooth driver and bluetooth software from lenovo site, though I can&#39;t get the bluetooth device working.
The device is visible under windows devices manger and described as working properly.
Yet the bluetooth software claims there is no bluetooth device.
Any help?

PS: Juest tried Kubuntu 7.10 livecd, bluetooth worked just fine.

lenovo n100, can't get bluetooth working

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