Did you install Kensington BT drivers, or just let Windows install the Microsoft BT stack? (Windows 7 should recognize it without adding any drivers).

EZ-Robot only officially supports the Microsoft stack, and using it has solved virtually every BT problem I have seen reported here.

Alan

i have vista, and i had installed the Drivers coming with the Bluetooth at first.

Now i have Deinstalled those drivers, and have my standard windows drivers.

Still, no dice.

It wont work.

And do i have to 'link' with them ?

Cause if i see my Ezrobot. it asks me if i wantt to link.

And is my ezrobot called Linvor, or am i detecting other Bluetooth in my room ?

I have deinstalled all the Bluetooth drivers. When i came back, it showd as empty,

But as soon as i put the USB Bluetooth inside the hole, one of the old UNINSTALLED drivers shows up.

How can i remove that forever?

I've never seen uninstalled drivers come back by itself..

is that whats wrong ?

Windows will reinstall drivers for devices that are installed on your computer at each reboot I think. Just because you uninstall them in the Device section does not mean they are deleted. In the past I had to find the driver in the Windows folder or sub folders and manually delete them there. You can do a windows search also and delete it that way. Also another possibility would to see if the install program that came with your Bluetooth device has an Uninstall feature on it. Another possibility would be to look in the Program add/remove section of Windows Control Panel.

BTW, I love your picture and handle. Very cool!

To get rid of the Kensington drivers, you might want to do a system restore to a restore point from before you installed them. May or may not work, but rarely hurts anything (unless you have made a lot of other changes since then).

Alan

Windows will reinstall drivers on restart or on "scan for hardware changes" if it thinks it's unknown.

You could try just disabling the RFCOM bluetooth and try that, leaving just the generic bluetooth radio and the microsoft bluetooth enumerator.

Then add device in devices and printers (power the ez-b, right click in the devices and printers window, add device, pick the EZ Robot, pair, code 1234)

Or, try to update drivers (from device manager) and pick from the list, pick the Microsoft ones if they show up.

Sorry, just noticed you said you use Vista. I'm not sure if it's the same in vista but the idea is the same, options may be in another area of control panel.

Was fooling around with the Software installer.

Found somehing called 'toshiba bluetooth stack' there.

Uninstalled.

Thanks for that tip dschulpius, would have never looked there.

Im rebooting it now. seeing it it works now..