Go to Control Panel and Choose Bluetooth Devices:

 

Under the Options tab make sure that Turn Discovery On is checked:

 

Click on the COM Ports Tab and push the Add… Button:

 

 

Choose Incoming and press Ok:

 

Windows will find a new device (the COM port that you just created) and you will see:

 

Open ActiveSync in Windows and choose Connection Settings from the File Menu:

 

This will appear:

 

Change the COM port to the one you created above:

 

Change from Automatic to The Internet :

 

Now we move over to the PPC:

 

Click on the Bluetooth Icon:

 

Turn on Bluetooth:

 

Change to the Devices Tab and click on New Partnership :

 

After a little searching, it should find your PC, Select it and click next:

 

Enter a passkey if you wish to use one:

 

…. Then click Next

 

 

Now back to the PC for a moment:

 

Windows will alert you that a connection is being requested… Click on the message to accept it:

 

 

If you entered a Passkey (above), enter that same Passkey here and click next:

 

Now this should pop up… just click Finish:

 

Now back to the PPC:

 

If you wish you can change the Display Name of the new partnership;

Make sure that ActiveSync is checked:

 

…

 

…

 

 

 

 

Connecting……

 

 

Yeah, we’re connected….

 

 

(on both sides of the link)

 

On the Today screen you will notice the new “connection” icon:

 

And now if you launch Internet Explorer:

 

You are now connected via Bluetooth through your PC. 

Have Fun

 

Questions, Comment, or if you would like to improve this document, you can contact me at dpboyer@dpicts.com