Can't activesync via bluetooth

cbailey · Joined: 25 Nov 2007 Posts: 2

I am new to the world of bluetooth and am trying to set up my samsung
760 (running WM6) with my laptop via bluetooth. I can set upa
partnership and have successfully transferred files via ftp, but can't
get activesync set up right. When I look up the partnership
properties from either end (laptop or PPC), there are no services
listed, nor do I see an option for adding one. How do I resolve this?

Archived from group: microsoft>public>pocketpc>wireless

Sven · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 1711

Lets start with XP using ActiveSync, or Vista using Windows Mobile Device
Center? Next, what laptop and what BT. Is it built in or a USB BT dongle,
and do you know what sort of BT software? That could be just Microsoft, or
some other BT software.

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MS MVP Mobile Devices
"cbailey" wrote in message @i12g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>I am new to the world of bluetooth and am trying to set up my samsung
> 760 (running WM6) with my laptop via bluetooth. I can set upa
> partnership and have successfully transferred files via ftp, but can't
> get activesync set up right. When I look up the partnership
> properties from either end (laptop or PPC), there are no services
> listed, nor do I see an option for adding one. How do I resolve this?

cbailey · Joined: 25 Nov 2007 Posts: 2

It's a Dell latitude with built-in bluetooth running windows XP and
activesync 4.5. As far as I know it's the basic microsoft bluetooth
software. The Device manager shows a Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth
Module and a Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator

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