[naeemahmed1975]

Hello Everyone.

Please understand my environment first before posting any solutions.

I have installed E-Blue Mini Nova Bluetooth USB Dongle in my Toshiba notebook and it has been successfully installed all of its Windows Vista drivers. I than connect my Nokia E71 phone with my notebook using bluetooth link and have been paired successfully from Nokia PC Suite software. When i finish pairing my Nokia E71 with PC Suite software, it shows me a balloon there in task bar that some drivers needs to be installed and when i clicked on the Services button under the properties button of my Nokia E71 in the Bluetooth Devices box. It shows me that the drivers for the following three services didn't installed properly and that Windows Vista was asking me to put a CD in the drive in order to update the drivers. The services which needs to be installed drivers for Nokia E71 are

1. Nokia OBEX PC Suite Services

2. Nokia SyncML Server

3. SyncML DM Client

Can anyone help me out in this scenario so that i could install the drivers in order to use these services too.

Awaiting for reply.

Naeem

[adrianhughes]

completely delete the computer from your Nokia E71 phone and uninstall the bluetooth software from your computer too, then try and reinstall. this will usually work, i had the same problem when i had old D-link bluetooth dongle and it wouldn't pair with my phone

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[naeemahmed1975]

Hi Sage.

Thank you for your comments. Please note that i have tried to do all these things for about couple of times but didn't get success. Now, my phone is paired successfully with my notebook and with my Nokia PC Suite software. The three services which i have written in my first message was not activating as whenever i tried to check on those services, a small balloon in the task bar started to locate for the drivers and hence i do not have the drivers for those three services. Those are mentioned as Bluetooth Peripheral Device in the Device Manager of my notebook.

Please let me know if you have any other solution for this.

Naeem

[alexjholland]

Hey, I just had this problem - and found a solution that worked for me.

- Delete your phone from your PC's bluetooth pairing

- Restart

- Go into Nokia PC Suite and connect your phone using bluetooth there

- My phone now appears on both PC Suite and my bluetooth manager, with no problems

Hope this helps