How to use my laptop blututh
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carminabigue Posts 620 Registration date Tuesday March 19, 2013 Status Member Last seen June 10, 2015 - Feb 24, 2015 at 10:19 AM
carminabigue Posts 620 Registration date Tuesday March 19, 2013 Status Member Last seen June 10, 2015 - Feb 24, 2015 at 10:19 AM
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carminabigue
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Feb 24, 2015 at 10:19 AM
Feb 24, 2015 at 10:19 AM
Hi,
Open the Device Manager. Bluetooth requires certain hardware before it will function on a computer. Most laptops come with Bluetooth, while many desktop PCs do not. The Device Manager lists all of the hardware that your computer is comprised of, and will let you see if Bluetooth hardware is installed. Accessing the Device Manager quickly is a little different for each version of Windows:
Windows 8 - Press ? Win+X and select Device Manager
Windows 7/Vista - Click the Start Menu and type Device Manager into the Search box. Select it from the results.
Windows XP - Click the Start Menu and right-click on My Computer. Select Properties and then click the Hardware tab. Click the Device Manager button.
Note: If there is a Bluetooth symbol in your System Tray, then you have Bluetooth hardware installed and active.
Good Luck!
Open the Device Manager. Bluetooth requires certain hardware before it will function on a computer. Most laptops come with Bluetooth, while many desktop PCs do not. The Device Manager lists all of the hardware that your computer is comprised of, and will let you see if Bluetooth hardware is installed. Accessing the Device Manager quickly is a little different for each version of Windows:
Windows 8 - Press ? Win+X and select Device Manager
Windows 7/Vista - Click the Start Menu and type Device Manager into the Search box. Select it from the results.
Windows XP - Click the Start Menu and right-click on My Computer. Select Properties and then click the Hardware tab. Click the Device Manager button.
Note: If there is a Bluetooth symbol in your System Tray, then you have Bluetooth hardware installed and active.
Good Luck!
