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Hama Bluetooth Driver Download

Hama Bluetooth Driver Download

Hi All, seems I am in trouble installing the HAMA BT dongle on Windows 7 64bit. It is a 00049229 Hama Bluetooth USB-Adapter, Version 2,0, Class 2 I tried both the Windows/Microsoft drivers and the one available on the vendor's website. Currently the vendor one is installed, called: Broadcom 2045 Bluetooth 2.0 USB Device with trace filter I have bluetooth options / places now, but it can not detect and can not be detected at all. I did set both my handheld (HTC Touch HD) and the PC to discoverable mode, but it does not help. Any ideas on this? Hello, Windows 7, unlike Windows Vista, should recognize all Bluetooth adapters that advertise themselves as Bluetooth adapters.

Windows Vista only recognized a subset of Bluetooth adapters. To root cause the issue please uninstall the drivers from the vendor's website.

- What's the make/model of your PC? - Is the adapter listed in Device Manager? - Is it a Bluetooth radio or is it an unknown device? - Open Properties, Advanced. - What is the Manufacturer ID? What are the HCI and LMP versions? - Click the details tab: - What are the Hardware IDs and what is the Device Class?

Hama Usb Bluetooth Driver Download

/ Name, Operating system, Download. 00011280 / Bluetooth USB-Adapter, Version 2.0 + EDR, Class 2 WIN 2000/XP/VISTA, 2.6.0. Patti Labelle All This Love Mp3 Download. 8 [25,89 MB]. 00011479 / Bluetooth USB-Adapter, Class 2, Version 1.2 WIN 98SE/ME/2000/XP/XP 64-Bit, 2.3 [27.64 MB]. 00011572 / Bluetooth USB-Adapter, Version 1.2,. I have Hama USB Bluetooth adapter model 00049218 and the driver does not installing and the icon of bluetooth disappeared and bluetooth not working anymore.

Thanks, Kristina Hotz [MSFT]. Hi there, thanks for the prompt reply. Hama’s driver downloads appear to install the IVT Bluesoleil Bluetooth stack.

Which download link did you use? Because it’s a different stack, you can’t pair using the “Add a Device Wizard.” You’ll need to follow IVT’s instructions for pairing. While the Microsoft Stack is still installed, open Device Manager.

What is the hardware ID of the banged out device? Windows has built-in support for a set number of Bluetooth profiles.

- HID (Keyboards and Mice) - Object Push (sharing files) - Hardcopy Replacement (printers) - Serial Port (custom applications) - Personal Area Networking (Phone tethering) - Dial up networking (Phone tethering) Most PC OEMs bundle additional profile driver support with their PCs and dongle manufacturers also bundle this support. Instead of replacing Windows’ Bluetooth stack, these drivers work with Windows’ Bluetooth stack. In your case, Hama is using a Broadcom chipset. Normally, I would point you to for a driver download, but the site is currently down. Thanks, Kristina [MSFT].