Bluetooth Not Recognized
After switching from XP to Windows 7 on my Dell XPS M1210 I can't get Bluetooth file transfer to work with phone and other laptop. Troubleshooting doesn't provide answers. Which Bluetooth driver do I need to download and where do I find it? Any solutions please?
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