Wasn't sure where to put this so apologies if this isn't an appropriate place...

I just bought a Sitecom CN-500 USB Bluetooth Adapter for my desktop. When I plugged it in XP automatically installed the thing all by itself. I was able to pair my T610 and the computer, but something's strange. Some files can be sent from the PC to the phone like games and stuff but I can't seem to send photos from the phone to the PC - it just says "Connection Failed", even though I have the computer ready to receive a file.

Any ideas?

Matt

Are the photos bigger files than those that you've sent successfully? Is there any setting for a limit on the file size it will transmit?

If you try to send a photo and it says the connection failed, are you immediately able to send a different file without any problems?
Are you able to send another file and then immediately send a photo after that?
Are you able to send another file and a photo at the same time (maybe by putting two test files into a new directory and then transferring the whole directory, if you can do that)?

I have got a similar problem to this with my own laptop.

I own an Acer Travelmate 3201 XMi.
It has inbuilt bluetooth but recently the bluetooth module has stopped being able to send files from the laptop to other devices.

It used to work, but no longer does. It says it is unable to create an FTP connection, network cable unplugged.
This confused me as the bluetooth is inbuilt. It is able to receive files, just not able to send them.

Are there any procedures I could take in order to overcome this
problem? Do I need to change some setting on my laptop or something?

If anyone could help me out, I'd be extremely greatful, many thanks,

WillRoo

Willroo, will you please start your own thread? These problems may sound similar, but just as well may not. This will allow everyone to benefit from each resolution as well as allow those who are trying to help seperate what has been done between the two problems with the least amount of confusion.

Ok, point taken:-) No worries, thought this thread was dead anyway. No one had been to it since 2004. lol soz though :-)