[Unluky]

OK - I really have read as much as I can find on this site about this (which is a lot thankfully) but I keep running into deadends when I think I am getting somewhere.

I have a brand new Dell M90 with intergrated bluetooth that I bought for the SPECIFIC reason to sync via bluetooth. Now I see it may not be that simple and I am going to be upset.

I am not bluetooth savy, so I had to read up on stacks, dongles, etc.

Seems to sync with BT, you can ONLY use the XP SP 2 stack. My laptop seems to have a Toshiba stack. When I go into help and about it says "bluetooth stack for windows by toshiba"

I have found that if your bt device is internal and listed in the bth.inf file, then you should be fine. I seem to have no bth.inf file. I have a bth.bak, bthpan, bthpan.PNF, bthprint, bthprint.PNF, bthspp, bthspp.PNF in my c:/windows.inf file, but I see no bth.inf file - even when I search. Does that mean I am screwed?

I REALLY want this to work and am only concerned with it syncing with BT. Modeum use is not a concern.

My 7290 running 4.10.292 finds my laptop and my laptop finds my BB and they link up and connect fine. The desktop manager just keeps the BT option of connection greyed out.

Am I hosed or just too stupid to get it to work?

Very frustrated,

Matt