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Hello friends, I bought a Bluetooth from Computer Village on a mind that it would be useful for browsing and transfering files/applications between my phone and computer, but fails to work. The software was telling me ". . . not signed" during the installation, but I don't understand. Please can anyone tell me how to go about it or what to do? Thank you.

tobidaflava:

Hello friends, I bought a Bluetooth from Computer Village on a mind that it would be useful for browsing and transfering files/applications between my phone and computer, but fails to work. The software was telling me ". . . not signed" during the installation, but I don't understand. Please can anyone tell me how to go about it or what to do? Thank you.

I will like to know if you only bought a blutooth software or a bluthooth dongle that came with its software. Microsoft windows has no signature yet for most Blutooth but that does not mean it will not work. If you have installed your blutooth software properly, plug in your usb blutooth dongle to your system. On your phone's blutooth connection and try searching for your phone. you will be prompted for a passkey(passcode). type in a simple code you can remember. type same code on the phone when prompted and there you go, you have connected the two devices. set up an internet connection for your blutooth using the internet connection wizard from your control panel. It's an easy way to surf the web but not adviseable. Its too too expensive except you are browsing for free

Andycool:

I will like to know if you only bought a blutooth software or a bluthooth dongle that came with its software.

Yeah, its a Bluetooth USB Dongle, it came with its software.

SPECIFICATION:
Bluetooth specification V1.2 Compliant
Supporting profiles: Network, Dial-up, Fx,
LAN access, and Headset.
Operation system: Windows 98, 98sec, Me, 2000, XP.
Interface: USB Compliance
Symbol rate: 1Mbps
Receiving/sending range: 20 m.