Posted by bwestwood
Im sending files from my computer, mp3s etc yet they dont seem to go anywhere the computer acknowledges that its sent them yet it doesnt go anywhere??
Im using a third party software not Sp2s crap version!!!
Please help
Posted by dxcore
Then use Sp2 crap software
Posted by DarkWolfX
If you´re using Windows XP, then I guess ur files are going to "My Documents" and "My Received Files", or any "BT Exchange Folder" or something like that in "MY documents".
Posted by k4m!k4ze
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Where are u trying to send the files ? be more specific please
Posted by Pradhika
Hey I am waiting to join you. When you get a solution, hope I too will have one.
Posted by bwestwood
im trying to send the files from the computer to my phone sp2 just says failed all the time and the bluetooth software shows the item being sent and tells me its sent yet it never seems to be anywhere on my phone!!
Posted by __spc__
@bwestwodd
It would help if you said what TYPE of files, as this makes a BIG difference...
Posted by k4m!k4ze
Also mention the phone you have.
Which software are you using ? You can try FMA and see if it works -
http://fma.sourceforge.net
Posted by govigov
did you use the "search" on the "computer" to see if it is there?
Posted by bwestwood
OK, my initiall problem is nw sorted, my files are turning up on my phone, i now have another problem.
My PC keeps saying cant run BT STACK and my bluetooth dongle is basically inactive, is this because of the bluetooth software from SP2 is trying to take over again and shut out my 3RD party software?
Posted by Debu
Maybe you should not use the 3rd party software. The blutooth stack in Windows XP SP2 is the standard widcomm stack. The widcomm stack is pretty much the most stable, since they were the guy's who invented bluetooth.
Posted by bwestwood
But the srd party software allows you to drag whole folders etc where as the windows one you can only do a file at a time, plus ive never ben abale to send a file using sp2....EVER!
Posted by DarkWolfX
Yo man, use the Widcomm stack software.
Then download the FMA or DateiManager, u can drag whole folders and everything with ur phone connected to a serial port.
Don´t use 3rd party software for your BT hardware.
Posted by birkog
fma does it. try it.
Posted by Debu
@bestwood : well, did it help?
Posted by bwestwood
Ive found the problem and sorted it, i just have to tell windows to use my bluetooth driver and not its own.
Thanks for your help guys!!!