Try uninstalling the bluetooth network device in Device Manager. Then reboot
and see if Vista discovers new hardware and let Vista find the driver it
likes.
"Colin Barnhorst" <c.barnhorst@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "alp" <alp.3cmckk@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:alp.3cmckk@xxxxxx Quote:
>>
>> I have a Dell Inspiron E1505 with built-in Bluetooth.
>> My Bluetooth always worked fine, untill I did a Vista upgrade.
>> After fixing the usual problems that people expirience after the
>> upgrade (sound stops working, issues with automatic downloads, etc.) I
>> now realize that I can not get my Bluetooth to work.
>>
>> It is still built-in to my computer.
>> Yet, I don't have the icon in my system tray to activate, nor does it
>> show up in Control panel.
>> When I right-click a file to "send to", there is an option "Bluetooth
>> File Transfer Wizard" instead of the regular Bluetooth icon.
>> When I click "Bluetooth File Transfer Wizard", I get a message
>> "fsquirt.exe can not be found".
>>
>> How can I get my Bluetooth working again?
>>
>>
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> Use System Restore to recover a point before you did the upgrade.