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How Do You Install A Windows XP Bluetooth Application?

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How Do You Install A Windows XP Bluetooth Application?

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If looking to free your Windows XP computer of wired connections, consider using Bluetooth devices with your system. Bluetooth equipment connects to your computer through a wireless signal, without cables between the hardware and the computer. In order to install the Bluetooth device on your Windows XP system, you will need to pair the Bluetooth hardware with the computer. Insert the Bluetooth device’s driver installation CD into the CD/DVD drive of your computer. A driver installation window will appear. Follow the prompts to complete the software setup. Power on the Bluetooth hardware. Click the “Start” button and select “Run.” The Run window appears in the middle of the screen. Type “bthprops.cpl” and select “OK.” Select “Bluetooth Settings” and click “Add.” Click “My Device Is Set Up and Ready to Be Found,” then select “Next.” The computer will scan for your Bluetooth device. Select the Bluetooth device it finds and click “Next” again. Type in the pass code given provided with the

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