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    Has anypne used a Bluetooth headset with the 9300

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by JustJimDelany, Apr 29, 2005.

  1. JustJimDelany

    JustJimDelany Notebook Consultant

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    I would like to video conference without a wired headset and have already had some problems with a headset I borrowed.

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    I had problems with my Bluetooth mouse with SP2. For whatever reason, the USB ports were no longer working. After reinstalling Dell's chipset drivers, Bluetooth was working again.
     
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    JustJimDelany Notebook Consultant

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    I do't have any problems with bluetooth in general mouse works, ipaq works but what about headset. Apparently they are odd, I am looking for someone with one which works and the name of it.

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    really no one uses this at all? anyone else try it and it didn't work?

    I9300 2.0ghz 1.0gb ram 100gb disk 256MB NVIDIA 6800 dvd rw UXGA Bluetooth Intel WiFi Media Center