Help installing Belkin bluetooth dongle on Vista computer with lost disc?
Aug 13, 2009 by Sian | Posted in Add-ons
I have the Belkin Bluetooth adapter F8T013 version that I bought years ago for an old XP computer. Since I lost the disk that accompanies acquired a Vista machine. I was on the Belkin website, when I tried to install the camera without the disk, it did not work, but I do not really know what I'm looking for. How do I install the soft wear without the disc? Thank you.
thus, the disk usually contains the drives for some equipment to work with your computer. Thus, you find the drivers for your "F8T013 Belkin Bluetooth version (internet, google it), then you download and install them. If you can not install, connect your device to your computer, then it asks if you want to find the driver file. Click this option to find records downloaded on the computer everything should work out.
amrit_rulz | Aug 13, 2009
Bluetooth dongle belkin help!?
Jul 05, 2007 by scotland52x | Posted in Add-ons
help!, i tried installing the cd on this vista laptop but it wont install it says check the site for a newer driver. can anyone give me a link for a new driver, does it have to be belkin? i have a belkin bluetooth adaptor...please help! thanks
The Belkin Bluetooth USB adapter is not compatible with Vista.
Downgrade to XP, pick a different device or contact Belkin and wait for a new driver.
Jan O | Jul 09, 2007
Unboxing the Belkin Mini Bluetooth Adapter
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Belkin Keyboard Folio for iPad 2
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When you want to use the Keyboard Folio's keyboard, you unfurl the various bits of fabric, snap the keyboard out of its Velcro'd spot, and prop up the screen at the angle you want it. It doesn't seem like it's going to hold up, just setting the screen at the proper angle, but thanks to four sets of small grooves on the bottom of the fabric, it mostly does. I had one incident with the whole contraption completely falling over, but for the most part it was pretty sturdy.
Pairing a Bluetooth keyboard is always simple, and usually the same process: Turn it on, go to your iPad's Bluetooth settings, select the keyboard (in this case it's called "Belkin Bluetooth Keyboard"), type in a four-digit number on the keyboard, press Enter, and you're connected. The Keyboard Folio's Power button is on the top left, and when it's slid into the "On" position, it automatically starts searching for an iPad to pair with. The whole process takes less than a minute, and the two connect automatically after the initial pairing.
Bluetooth dongle known to work with Windows XP SP3 native stack?
I have purchased two dongles (Trendnet TBW-102UB and Belkin F8T013) and neither works with the native stack, which I want to use with wiimoteconnect. They both needed the bth.inf hacked. Both will sync with my wiimote, and it shows up as active in wiinremote, but I cannot send any data from the wiimote. I can flash LEDs using glovepie, but no sensor data comes back. There is absolutely no difference between hacking the bth.inf and a default MS stack USB. Is there a particular reason why you want a default USB stick? If so just buy one from Ebay nearly all their are MS stack (just ask the seller if any software needs downloading or installing if they say no then is a MS stack, but most tell you that now in the item description anyway. There is absolutely no difference between hacking the bth.inf and a default MS stack USB. Is there a particular reason why you want a default USB stick? If so just buy one from Ebay nearly all their are MS stack (just ask the seller if any software needs downloading or installing if they say no then is a MS stack, but most tell you that now in the item description anyway.
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