ORFisherman
04-12-2005, 20:04
Hello all,
Please excuse my noob status :eek: ; I did search this forum for posts and answers to my problem before starting a new thread. All I found were similar questions that lead to another site for answers, but that guy has been shutdown by Widcomm. (http://www.jonsguides.com/bluetooth/)
Problem:
I am running XP on my laptop and syncing a Nokia 6820 phone via a Kensington USB Bluetooth stick. At boot of the laptop, 75% of the time the errors in the subject line appear. 50% of the time that the errors show, I can close them and the phone connects anyway. Works great, and I can sync with Outlook to update my calendar.
But: If I leave the range for more than 15min, the phone will not reconnect through PCSuite. The Bluetooth pairing remains active and I can browse the phone via the Widcomm interface (i.e. look at the phone’s contacts, gallery, etc).
Kensington provided their Widcomm software and Nokia provides the PCSuite software. Both are pointing fingers at each other.
The only way to reestablish PCSuite connectivity is to reboot my laptop.
Any ideas on how to stop whatever is breaking the connection (besides never leaving the range, :p lol)?
Please excuse my noob status :eek: ; I did search this forum for posts and answers to my problem before starting a new thread. All I found were similar questions that lead to another site for answers, but that guy has been shutdown by Widcomm. (http://www.jonsguides.com/bluetooth/)
Problem:
I am running XP on my laptop and syncing a Nokia 6820 phone via a Kensington USB Bluetooth stick. At boot of the laptop, 75% of the time the errors in the subject line appear. 50% of the time that the errors show, I can close them and the phone connects anyway. Works great, and I can sync with Outlook to update my calendar.
But: If I leave the range for more than 15min, the phone will not reconnect through PCSuite. The Bluetooth pairing remains active and I can browse the phone via the Widcomm interface (i.e. look at the phone’s contacts, gallery, etc).
Kensington provided their Widcomm software and Nokia provides the PCSuite software. Both are pointing fingers at each other.
The only way to reestablish PCSuite connectivity is to reboot my laptop.
Any ideas on how to stop whatever is breaking the connection (besides never leaving the range, :p lol)?