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Windows Forum / Windows Vista / Hardware / October 2007Blueetooth Adaptor PC850
Hello, Greetings!!! I recently bought Motorola Bluetooth Adaptor PC850 the following are the problems:- 1. When I install I am getting the error like Device is not signed - "Do you want to install anyway" I said Yes and continue... 2. After installation the product works well i.e., PC850 Bluetooth adaptor is paired with Motorola H500 headset. 3. When I restart my laptop [HP dv231us - OS: Vista] there comes the problem:- a) When I start the Bluetooth Adaptor by right click on the system tray and say "Start Bluetooth device" then my system goes into hang. b) No controls or hardware device will work after I start bluetooth. c) After that I forcefully shutdown the laptop using the power button. Do anyone know the solution? Your Bluetooth drivers probably need an update. See http://direct.motorola.com/Hellomoto/NSS/PC850BTSW/ or http://www.broadcom.com/products/bluetooth_update.php > Hello, > Greetings!!! [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > c) After that I forcefully shutdown the laptop using the power button. > Do anyone know the solution? Good luck getting it to work as I tried that and Vista then refused to boot. Moto advise that PC850 is NOT Vista compatible. I also tried a fix I found somewhere on the web, it only worked for one boot, then failed. Peter > Your Bluetooth drivers probably need an update. > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> c) After that I forcefully shutdown the laptop using the power button. >> Do anyone know the solution? Hello Peter, My problem got solved Please try the following steps:- 1. Uninstall existing bluetooth adaptor. 2. Remove your bluetooth adaptor and dont plug even it ask for it. 3. Download a software from http://direct.motorola.com/Hellomoto/NSS/PC850BTSW/ 4. Unzip the software 5. There you will find "Install.exe" run it. 6. It will say driver is not signed please ignore and say "Install anyway". 7. After several warning message it will ask to insert the adaptor be careful dont plug your bluetooth adaptor instead click on the cancel. 8. It will continue to install the driver software without your adaptor. 9. Once after click of finish button then insert your bluetooth adaptor. 10. It will take the right driver. 11. Start your bluetooth. 11. Next is paring of your device and continue to use. 12. Second time if you want to connect then use "My Bluetooth Place --> Entire Bluetooth Neighborhood --> Motorola H500 Headset Right click and say connect. Enjoy !!!  Signature- > Good luck getting it to work as I tried that and Vista then refused to boot. > Moto advise that PC850 is NOT Vista compatible. I also tried a fix I found [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > >> c) After that I forcefully shutdown the laptop using the power button. > >> Do anyone know the solution? Well, I'll try it again when I get a chance. The problem is I have two other Bluetooth dongles, which are OK right now, I just hope that nothing happens...LOL Peter > Hello Peter, > [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] >> >> button. >> >> Do anyone know the solution? OK - it's installed on Vista and no BSOD's so far...LOL Peter. > Hello Peter, > [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] >> >> button. >> >> Do anyone know the solution? By the way - I have a total of 3 Bluetooth adapters now....Moto PC850, Moto D200 (that's for audio only) and my brand new dongle that came with my Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000. Peter > Hello Peter, > [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] >> >> button. >> >> Do anyone know the solution? I FOUND THIS SITE TO NO AVAIL, HOW DO YOU UN ZIP THE FILE? > Hello Peter, > [quoted text clipped - 50 lines] > > >> c) After that I forcefully shutdown the laptop using the power button. > > >> Do anyone know the solution? |
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