Widcomm 4.0.1.1500 - Page 3

Chaos_666 · 06-24-2005, 04:48 PM

Hi there
If your device is not listed in the btwusb.inf your OS will never find the driver.
You can try to change the line, so it is matching your device.
Than you have to manually select the btwusb.inf as the driver for your device.

THX
Chaos

colorwolf · 06-24-2005, 05:47 PM

Hey Chaos, I think I got the WIDCOMM working now. Although there seems a little problem (Devices not showing up in My Bluetooth Places).

I ended up checking out the official driver from Belkin and then copied a few lines over to get it working.

Thanks for the help

And excellent work!

Chaos_666 · 06-24-2005, 05:55 PM

Hi there
I have actually the same bug (not sure if it is one)
I cannot explore the BTneighbourhood. But i dont mind, cause i use this stupid wizzard and the connection works afterwards.
You have to thank Lum, cause i only host the files.

THX
Chaos

tj!2k4 · 06-24-2005, 05:59 PM

I have the same issue, no btneighborhood. and the connections don't work after using the wizard. grrr...

Wiredwrx · 06-24-2005, 06:06 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by colorwolf

Hey Chaos, I think I got the WIDCOMM working now. Although there seems a little problem (Devices not showing up in My Bluetooth Places).

I ended up checking out the official driver from Belkin and then copied a few lines over to get it working.

Thanks for the help

And excellent work!

Me also. What did you do to correct it.

Michael

Zoltan · 06-25-2005, 02:33 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by tj!2k4

I'm getting a licensing error message since installing this version (using D-Link DBT-120).

I need to play around with it some more, but does the error indicate an issue with the patch or .inf?

I'm getting this licensing error as well.

"Bluetooth Software License not found (2)"

I've got Bluetooth by HP on my laptop and a Zonet USB BT dongle on my carputer, both with working versions of Widcomm 4.01.700.

I don't see any kind of 'readme first' file. Am I missing something about how to update the license? Do I need to uninstall previous widcomm s/w?

--Thanks

tj!2k4 · 06-25-2005, 02:36 PM

^^^
patched files need to be in the SVCPACK subdirectory prior to running setup.

tj!2k4 · 06-25-2005, 02:39 PM

I'm going to revert to the original WidComm posted by Chili Pepper, I just can't get this going. The .2100 version doesn't recognize my DBT-120, and the .1500 version doesn't work properly for me.

I would like to know what colorwolf did to get his going, though.

Zoltan · 06-25-2005, 03:03 PM

tj!2k4,

Thanks for the quick reply, (presuming) your reply was to my post.

The SVCPACK subdir does contain the .2100 files. I downloaded the UPDATE3 installer prepatched and I'm getting the licensing error.

Thanks. - Rob

tj!2k4 · 06-25-2005, 03:06 PM

try uninstalling everything bt and then try again.. aside from that, i hhave no suggestions. having a bunch of trouble myself..

Lum · 06-25-2005, 07:37 PM

Yes, according to the place I got these from, you /MUST/ uninstall any previous versions and reboot before installing this new one, or it doesn't work.

tj!2k4 · 06-30-2005, 03:09 PM

did anyone who was having trouble resolve their issues, or wind up reverting to the 4.0.1.700 drivers?

Chaos_666 · 06-30-2005, 04:47 PM

Hi there

I use 4.0.1.2101 although the Neighborhood thing is not working.
Have no other problems so far.

THX
Chaos

Schwarzer Riese · 07-02-2005, 11:48 AM

Hi!

I have the 4.0.1.2101 Drivers and my Bluetooth Neighborhood always shows a message: "No local BLuetooth Device was found".

What can do? Can anyone help me please?

Cheers, SchwarzerRiese

Yellow95 · 07-02-2005, 04:44 PM

I had the same problem as Chaos_666 and Schwarzer Riese. There's an error in the SVCPACK.INI file supplied with the update. You'll need to manually replace the BTNeighborhood.dll file with the one from the updated software's SVCPACK folder or edit the SVCPACK.INI file before you re-install the updated software. With my USB device unplugged, I was able to replace the BTNeighborhood.dll file without resorting to safe mode.

The install log file (btwinlog.txt) showed this error from my first installation:
[14:25:59] <INFO> [ServicePack] Source file not found - E:\Installed\Widcomm Bluetooth Drivers (Patch)\BTW.4.0.1.2101.patched\SvcPack\btneighbour hood.dll

I looked at the files in the SvcPack folder and noticed that the filename of BTNeighborhood.dll is misspelled in the SVCPACK.INI file. (It's spelled with the British/Canadian spelling of neighbourhood.)

As a test, I completely uninstalled the Widcomm software, corrected the misspelling in the SVCPACK.INI file and re-installed the Widcomm software. No more "Source file not found" error and everything seems to be working fine.

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