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VtJay22 · 02-20-07, 04:35 PM

Hello,

Anyone know how to "release" the com ports from the program? I had bought a bluetooth adapter for my PC (bilionton PCMCIA card to be precise) and initially the drivers wouldnt instal. So of course.......MS took over and instaled its own drivers. I hooked everything up (as limited as the MS stack is) and away i went

ActiveSync was fine then. but i did it twice, and it renewed 4 com ports (2 incoming, 2 outgoing)

So then i was a little upset about the loss of functionality of my new BT purchase. So i went and installed the Toshiba stack (what it came with). Now i can get EVERYTHING else working BUT the activesync LOL. i'm not sure what the problem is, but it seems that i dont have any of the low number com ports available.

How do i release them since they arent being used anymore?

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VtJay22 Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 107 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Activesyn Bluetooth Com ports Q? Hello, Anyone know how to "release" the com ports from the program? I had bought a bluetooth adapter for my PC (bilionton PCMCIA card to be precise) and initially the drivers wouldnt instal. So of course.......MS took over and instaled its own drivers. I hooked everything up (as limited as the MS stack is) and away i went ActiveSync was fine then. but i did it twice, and it renewed 4 com ports (2 incoming, 2 outgoing) So then i was a little upset about the loss of functionality of my new BT purchase. So i went and installed the Toshiba stack (what it came with). Now i can get EVERYTHING else working BUT the activesync LOL. i'm not sure what the problem is, but it seems that i dont have any of the low number com ports available. How do i release them since they arent being used anymore?