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    How do you turn off bluetooth on the vaio tz?

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by jjahshik32, Aug 24, 2007.

  1. jjahshik32

    jjahshik32 Notebook Deity

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    how do you turn off vaio and which driver is it? I installed the toshiba something bluetooth that came with the vaio but I dont know how to turn off bluetooth the lights always on.
     
    jjahshik32, Aug 24, 2007
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    There is an icon down wireless switch device. From there you turn on or off the BT.
    Wireless Switch Setting Utility.
     
    exetlaios, Aug 24, 2007
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    thanks for the quick response, btw what does the vaio control center do? Also what is really needed for drivers to be installed and utilities? I just installed sony utilities dll, sony event, sony shared library,audio, chipset,wireless lan, pointing, modem. Is that all pretty much?
     
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    on my TX, there's a program in C:\Program Files\Sony\SmartWi Connection Utility called SmartWiTogglet.exe which enables the Fn F1 to enable and disable WWan, WLan & Bluetooth.
     
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