Help Me , bluetooth Problem Windows 8

[dcs18]

@ rahmad1909

When one is thirsty and desires to quench one's thirst 2 things may be required - a cup and the basic necessity water.

If the cup is missing, one may still succeed in quenching one's thirst - but, the basic necessity (water) is an essential pre-requisite.

"Where is your water," my friend - where is your Bluetooth adapter? Where is that Bluetooth device?

[rahmad1909]

i want give up right now :( , i dont know anything about bluetooth problem , thank you so much for your help , attention and everything that you've giving to me..

maybe i must forgot about having bluetooth on my device.. :(

[dcs18]

Your NoteBook, the Asus A45VD does not seem to ship with a Bluetooth adapter.

[rudrax]

@dcs18, He PC has a inbuilt bluetooth adapter. The bluetooth installer utility has returned him the physical address of the device. So it is present, just misconfiguard.

@rahmad1909, you tried the Atheros driver that I have given you?

[dcs18]

@dcs18, He PC has a inbuilt bluetooth adapter.

Really??? Have you gone through the specifications of the Asus A45VD - it's not a PC, but a NoteBook. :huh:

So, how's it able to elude and defy such a powerful being . . . . . . . like you, who is endowed with a Bluetooth Installer - the drivers are the cup that do not contain the water (adapter device) to quench his thirst. :frusty:

BTW, unlike Windows 7 - it's very rare for Window 8 to have a driver absent (it contains a much wider driver database than Windows 7.)

[rahmad1909]

@rahmad1909, you tried the Atheros driver that I have given you?

there are to much options , i dont know ??, which one that i've must to choice.??

[dcs18]

If drivers would have been sufficient to float your boat, I'd have supplied you with plenty of cups - I mean drivers.

[rudrax]

@rahmad1909, you tried the Atheros driver that I have given you?

there are to much options , i dont know ??, which one that i've must to choice.??

Can you provide a screenshot, please?

@dcs18, He PC has a inbuilt bluetooth adapter.

Really??? Have you gone through the specifications of the Asus A45VD - it's not a PC, but a NoteBook. :huh:

So, how's it able to elude and defy such a powerful being . . . . . . . like you, who is endowed with a Bluetooth Installer - the drivers are the cup that do not contain the water (adapter device) to quench his thirst. :frusty:

BTW, unlike Windows 7 - it's very rare for Window 8 to have a driver absent (it contains a much wider driver database than Windows 7.)

You can see post #17 where the guys has provided a screenshot where the physical address of the bluetooth hardware is returned by Bluetooth Driver Installer and I guess, It's not programmed to generate fake physical addresses for an imaginary hardware.

[dcs18]

@ rahmad1909

Can you navigate to your Services and check whether:-

• your Bluetooth Support Service is on Automatic
• and is started & running

[dcs18]

@ rudrax

That's the reason why I made the previous post. ;)

[rudrax]

@ rahmad1909

Can you navigate to your Services and check whether:-

• your Bluetooth Support Service is on Automatic
• and is started & running

I already have given him the idea in post #18

[dcs18]

@ rahmad1909

Can you navigate to your Services and check whether:-

• your Bluetooth Support Service is on Automatic
• and is started & running

I already have given him the idea in post #18

Did I mention, what a powerful being you were . . . . . . . . :think:

[rudrax]

@ rahmad1909

Can you navigate to your Services and check whether:-

• your Bluetooth Support Service is on Automatic
• and is started & running

I already have given him the idea in post #18

Did I mention, what a powerful being you were . . . . . . . . :think:

So what :spank:

[dcs18]

@ rahmad1909

Can you navigate to your Services and check whether:-

• your Bluetooth Support Service is on Automatic
• and is started & running

I already have given him the idea in post #18

Did I mention, what a powerful being you were . . . . . . . . :think:

So what :spank:

So what???

What the fcuk is it failing; for your Patient despite your supernatural blessings and weapon of mass destruction (Bluetooth Installer.) :spank:

[rudrax]

@ rahmad1909

Can you navigate to your Services and check whether:-

• your Bluetooth Support Service is on Automatic
• and is started & running

I already have given him the idea in post #18

Did I mention, what a powerful being you were . . . . . . . . :think:

So what :spank:

So what???

What the fcuk is it failing; for your Patient despite your supernatural blessings and weapon of mass destruction (Bluetooth Installer.) :spank:

Halt.

[rahmad1909]

@rahmad1909, you tried the Atheros driver that I have given you?

there are to much options , i dont know ??, which one that i've must to choice.??

Can you provide a screenshot, please?

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@dcs18, He PC has a inbuilt bluetooth adapter.

Really??? Have you gone through the specifications of the Asus A45VD - it's not a PC, but a NoteBook. :huh:

So, how's it able to elude and defy such a powerful being . . . . . . . like you, who is endowed with a Bluetooth Installer - the drivers are the cup that do not contain the water (adapter device) to quench his thirst. :frusty:

BTW, unlike Windows 7 - it's very rare for Window 8 to have a driver absent (it contains a much wider driver database than Windows 7.)

You can see post #17 where the guys has provided a screenshot where the physical address of the bluetooth hardware is returned by Bluetooth Driver Installer and I guess, It's not programmed to generate fake physical addresses for an imaginary hardware.

i mean what kind of extension will be install? example : .cat ,.inf ,.sys ,what is the name of the instaler .?

[rudrax]

Alright. That means, you have to install it manually. Let's work with it.

• Extract the files inside the downloaded archive to a folder (if that archive doesn't contain the files inside a folder)
• Place the folder inside c:\program files
• Mark the file(s) having ".inf" extension.
• Go to Device Manager
• Select your Bluetooth adapter
• Right-click on it and go to Properties
• In the Properties window, click on Driver tab
• Now click on Update Driver
• Then a new window pops up. Click the second option saying "Browse my computer for driver software..."
• Again a new window pops up. Click on the option saying "Let me pick from a list of device driver on my computer..."
• A new window pops up again. Click on the button saying "Have disk"
• A new window pops up. Click on "Browse" button
• The file browser window pops up seeking a ".inf" file. Locate the ".inf" that you have marked previously and press "open"
• Do the rest with OK/apply whatever it says.

P.S. If the driver folder contains multiple ".inf" file and one ".inf" gets rejected in the process, try another.

[rahmad1909]

Alright. That means, you have to install it manually. Let's work with it.

• Extract the files inside the downloaded archive to a folder (if that archive doesn't contain the files inside a folder)
• Place the folder inside c:\program files
• Mark the file(s) having ".inf" extension.
• Go to Device Manager
• Select your Bluetooth adapter
• Right-click on it and go to Properties
• In the Properties window, click on Driver tab
• Now click on Update Driver
• Then a new window pops up. Click the second option saying "Browse my computer for driver software..."
• Again a new window pops up. Click on the option saying "Let me pick from a list of device driver on my computer..."
• A new window pops up again. Click on the button saying "Have disk"
• A new window pops up. Click on "Browse" button
• The file browser window pops up seeking a ".inf" file. Locate the ".inf" that you have marked previously and press "open"
• Do the rest with OK/apply whatever it says.

P.S. If the driver folder contains multiple ".inf" file and one ".inf" gets rejected in the process, try another.

Thank you :D ,i will try will report tomorow

Good Night have a nice dream :D

[rudrax]

Alright. That means, you have to install it manually. Let's work with it.

• Extract the files inside the downloaded archive to a folder (if that archive doesn't contain the files inside a folder)
• Place the folder inside c:\program files
• Mark the file(s) having ".inf" extension.
• Go to Device Manager
• Select your Bluetooth adapter
• Right-click on it and go to Properties
• In the Properties window, click on Driver tab
• Now click on Update Driver
• Then a new window pops up. Click the second option saying "Browse my computer for driver software..."
• Again a new window pops up. Click on the option saying "Let me pick from a list of device driver on my computer..."
• A new window pops up again. Click on the button saying "Have disk"
• A new window pops up. Click on "Browse" button
• The file browser window pops up seeking a ".inf" file. Locate the ".inf" that you have marked previously and press "open"
• Do the rest with OK/apply whatever it says.

P.S. If the driver folder contains multiple ".inf" file and one ".inf" gets rejected in the process, try another.

Thank you :D ,i will try will report tomorow

Good Night have a nice dream :D

Don't give up, alright.

[rahmad1909]

Alright. That means, you have to install it manually. Let's work with it.

• Extract the files inside the downloaded archive to a folder (if that archive doesn't contain the files inside a folder)
• Place the folder inside c:\program files
• Mark the file(s) having ".inf" extension.
• Go to Device Manager
• Select your Bluetooth adapter
• Right-click on it and go to Properties
• In the Properties window, click on Driver tab
• Now click on Update Driver
• Then a new window pops up. Click the second option saying "Browse my computer for driver software..."
• Again a new window pops up. Click on the option saying "Let me pick from a list of device driver on my computer..."
• A new window pops up again. Click on the button saying "Have disk"
• A new window pops up. Click on "Browse" button
• The file browser window pops up seeking a ".inf" file. Locate the ".inf" that you have marked previously and press "open"
• Do the rest with OK/apply whatever it says.

P.S. If the driver folder contains multiple ".inf" file and one ".inf" gets rejected in the process, try another.

Thank you :D ,i will try will report tomorow

Good Night have a nice dream :D

Don't give up, alright.

i want to report : this is the result still not worth.?

[rudrax]

So, your device is physically turned off..Look for a physical switch or key combination to turn ON.

[rahmad1909]

So, your device is physically turned off..Look for a physical switch or key combination to turn ON.

how to do that.?

[rudrax]

There may be a switch at the edges of the laptop or a key combination associated with the Function (Fn) key on the keyboard, look for that.

[rahmad1909]

There may be a switch at the edges of the laptop or a key combination associated with the Function (Fn) key on the keyboard, look for that.

i think its Fn+F2 , when i press it., nothing happened.. Damn

[rudrax]

Different notebooks have different modules. In my vaio, I have a physical switch at the front edge to physically toggle wireless system ON/OFF. Once I had worked on a Acer notebook which had Function key combination to toggle bluetooth ON/OFF. You better open the manual. I can't help you till you get your device physically turned ON.

This situation is something similar to this one: "Your notebook isn't receiving AC power because you are not being able to locate the AC power outlet switch."