Windows 7 64Bit & Logitech Bluetooth receiver no drivers?

daz87uk

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Hi, since using the 64bit edition of windows 7 RC7100 I cant add any bluetooth devices using my Logitech Bluetooth dongle supplied with my MX5500 keyboard and mouse. Before when I was using 32bit ages ago it worked fine but the other day I wanted to transfer some files over and it failed. You go through the process and click on add a device, it then says software is adding support for bluetooth dongle mode, then it comes up with the connection manager and see's my phone. Every time I click on my phone it installs the drivers for my phone but only half of them????

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Its either 64bit or its the new drivers logitech have supplied for windows 7. before I was using Vista drivers

anyone else had this problem???
 
I'll give it a try using my phone, I've got 2 PCs both with MX5500s and both running Win7 64bit, I'll post back my findings when I've done it. :)
 
Weird, are you using the new 7 drivers from logitech or are you using the Vista ones.

cheers for looking into this guys really bugging me
 
Umm, I'm using the Windows 7 drivers. I just set the USB connect and paired it with my phone. It then appears in Devices & Printers
 
yep 64bit for windows 7, works fine apart from the bluetooth. If I look in device manager it says bluetooth adapter (no drivers) If I click on find drivers it comes up with this broadcom windows 7 bluetooth drivers, I get to the install and that also says cannot install for your device. The actual setpoints software works fine, its just when you turn the dongle into a bluetooth device it classes it as a seperate device, it then requires you to install drivers so it works as bluetooth device.

It used to work fine on my old setup
 
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