Hi, I bought a "ORICO BTA-402 USB Bluetooth"but I lost the driver disc now I can't install the driver..Can you help?
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We discarded it as it never works at all and supliré never answer our complaint
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It doesn't require any drivers, or at least any that you personally have to install or download. It connects via Bluetooth and you just need to have Windows search for Bluetooth devices. It was a piece of cake.
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Always, always update the Bluetooth stack on your computer or device before returning anything, it it is not updated automatically and updates will likely fix any issues. I haven't been using mine with the dongle so I don't know about issues there
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You'll need a Bluetooth dongle if your PC or laptop &#128187; has no build in Bluetooth. The rest is plug and play!
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Sorry this board doesn't have built-in Bluetooth. You may need a USB BT dongle.
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Pirito, I am sorry I would not be able to help you with this problem. The supplied Bluetooth unit is a garbage and was removed all together, instead Motorola TK30 ASMTK30-GB0A was installed .
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There is no disc or drivers needed. It's all about Bluetooth and the process to get it to work with whatever operating system you'll use.
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I gave this purchase a poor rating because I have not yet found a driver that installs successfully... please let me know if you do...THX... Jay
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Hi Justin, I have one of these gadgets but once I installed it and used it, it worked fine and I have not had any issues with the driver, I wish I could be of more help, good luck
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Go to control panel>troubleshooter>run a program compati bhle with earlier versions of windows>install the driver using that
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"Discoverable mode"? Its not bluetooth. Plug it in. Win7 will download drivers automatically from the internet. Go to the Sounds control panel of Windows. Set it as the default device, or default communication device as needed.
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Good question. I did not expect the problem I had encountered as well, but theoretically everything on your computer needs a "driver" to work properly. For some devices (the USB BT adapter in our case, not the BT audio adapter), Windows use preloaded drivers to access them so that they seem to be "plug & play." In very rare case that the hardware has more functions than the preloaded driver can provide, problems might happen. Normally Windows gives warnings or "unrecognized device" messages and let the user install or update the driver, but in my case it seemed Windows used a deprecated driver. My USB BT adapter works fine with many of my BT devices but it just could not initialize connections to the BT audio adapter. To sum up, the problem is the deprecated driver for the USB BT adapter. The problem has nothing to do with the BT audio adapter and Windows 7. Only the driver of the USB BT adapter matters. For most Windows 7 machines they use appropriate drivers and they will be fine. My review just serves as a reference that if someone encounter the same connection problem they can update the driver themselves to solve the issue.
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Try using the Toshiba Bluetooth Stackhttp://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/?page=downloadIt worked for me.
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I lost/misplaced the mouse but hopefully I can answer your question. Because it is Bluetooth, it should be fine with 'standard' drivers in your OS - in other words, the CD is unnecessary.
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Just plug it into your USB connector your machine should see it and when you can use your Bluetooth product.
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I assume you have already installed the Bluetooth adapter. If not, just insert it into an available USB port and the drivers should be loaded automatically. If the adapter has been successfully added, you'll be able to see an new icon representing Bluetooth in the notification area at the bottom right of your screen within the visible or hidden portion of this area. Right click on this icon and select "Enable Bluetooth Function" from the drop down list. From the same drop down list, select "Add New Connection". You will immediately see a dialog box actively looking for your Bluetooth enabled device. From there, you'll have to follow the instructions to pair this new device with your computer. I assume you have already installed the Bluetooth adapter. If not, just insert it into an available USB port and the drivers should be loaded automatically. If the adapter has been successfully added, you'll be able to see an new icon representing Bluetooth in the notification area at the bottom right of your screen within the visible or hidden portion of this area. Right click on this icon and select "Enable Bluetooth Function" from the drop down list. From the same drop down list, select "Add New Connection". You will immediately see a dialog box actively looking for... » Read More I assume you have already installed the Bluetooth adapter. If not, just insert it into an available USB port and the drivers should be loaded automatically. If the adapter has been successfully added, you'll be able to see an new icon representing Bluetooth in the notification area at the bottom right of your screen within the visible or hidden portion of this area. Right click on this icon and select "Enable Bluetooth Function" from the drop down list. From the same drop down list, select "Add New Connection". You will immediately see a dialog box actively looking for your Bluetooth enabled device. From there, you'll have to follow the instructions to pair this new device with your computer. « Show Less
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I am sorry, I do not know about the link for the driver. Mine came with a cd. I still could not get mine to work. It is probably just me and the hook up. My eithernet port went bad so I thought I would try it this way. So far--no luck----good luck