Ivt Bluesoleil Bluetooth Drivers For Mac
Genciana Haggins
I am trying to use this device ( =1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details) with Windows software to transfer data from one PC to another (wireless serial connection via Bluetooth on both computers). I could mention the software, but it's so obscure I'm not sure it would be helpful. It's a serial-to-serial connection with a 2400 baud rate that I'm trying to make wireless. I have gotten this device (two of them, one for each PC) to work using a Bluetooth dongle and BlueSoleil drivers. Despite going into the Windows Bluetooth settings and adding COM ports, I have not been able to get it to work with Windows 11's built-in Bluetooth drivers.
The issue with BlueSoleil is that it's not compatible with Windows 11. It works until it crashes my computer to a blue screen and restarts. The company hasn't updated it in a couple years. Plus I just prefer to not need this dongle and third party drivers.
I've tried a few different settings, changed the Baud rate in device manager to 2400, which is what the program wants, and the device blinks in the same way that it does when working properly connected to the BlueSoleil dongle, but it doesn't work with the software. I'm not sure what BlueSoleil is doing that the Windows 11 drivers are not and if I can change some obscure setting to make it work.
Many still use the older driver as it still works on Windows 10. It works with most of the cheap generic headphones on the market. These are mainly Chinese products which use the same software. They dont however give a driver with these and Windows does not do a good job at connecting them to the computer. This is the IVT Bluesoleil bluetooth driver.
The BlueSoleil Bluetooth has been used in thousands of devices since 1999 when IVT Corporation brought their products to market. Hence why its called the IVT Bluesoleil bluetooth driver. Today many of the generic Bluetooth devices still use this and the reason why there is a generic driver. Their products span many products. Even the Eminent company uses their hardware and drivers.
The BlueSoleil Generic Bluetooth driver as we have here is the latest version of the driver as well as the older one. There are still many Windows XP drivers out there who would find use in the older driver. This is a version 10 driver while the older one also offered below is a version 5 driver which will ruin on a Windows XP machine.
The drivers have been included in Microsoft since Windows Vista, however there are many who are using older computers or those who do not wish to update their Windows operating system. Hence the BlueSoleil Bluetooth driver being shown below. The limited version or demo version of BlueSoleil is limited to 2MB transfers. This is the demo version of the software. The older driver is from the old Eminent hardware. If you are looking for the IVT Bluesoleil 1.6 driver then it is on the link Bluesoleil. You can also find the Bluesoleil Bluetooth 5.0 driver below as an option.
Hi all, I'm having serious issues with my bluetooth at the moment. Firstly if I update bluetooth driver it turns into Bluesoeil (used to be mediatek) and even though the driver is there, there are no options to turn bluetooth on. Not in the notifications tab or the system settings. If I choose to update the driver but select drivers already on my device then I can choose mediatek, if I do so then bluetooth is "there" but in the notification tab shows it as always on (I can't turn it off by clicking it) and if I check in settings there is no on off button like there used to be, so at the moment I can't do anything with my bluetooth. If I keep the bluesoleil one then there is nothing at all but the mediatek one is always on so it's draining my battery fast. I have troubleshooted with both drivers and with bluesoleil it says something like "there are no bluetooth drivers" and with the mediatek something along the lines of "there are no issues". I'm really at a loss and have trawled the internet to no avail. Please help. TIA
I have now fixed it, turns out in device manager I had to show hidden drivers. What happened at first was if I reinstalled mediatek over bluesoleil it would always be on and not connect to devices. I found under hidden drivers a ralink bluetooth option so I reinstalled that to it's base version, I then reinstalled mediatek and it worked. I then updated the ralink one so it was like it was before and... Bluetooth strangely still works. So now I know not to update the mediatek one otherwise it always gives me back bluesoleil. I want to end this post but I don't know how, I don't see an accept this as a solution box next to the kudos box. Sorry this is my first post so I'm not too clued up on what to do.
Hi, thanks for your response, unfortunately I don't seem to have recovery manager, just done a quick search online and it's probably because I upgraded from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 (I think this is what started the issue as since then my bluetooth has always been dodgy). Also if I go to HP website, let it scan my computer, then search for drivers, there is no bluetooth driver to download. I am going to try your second solution and will let you know how it goes. Thanks again.
So I have now tried second option, There are 3 bluetooth options under network drivers, one is mediatek (that after it installs turns out to be bluesoleil) one is intel and that didn't work and I can't remember the third but that also didn't work.The only one that worked ends up giving me the same one as if I'd pressed update driver on bluetooth. The chipset has three options, all dated 2013, regardless I tried to install them and even though message said that they were older drivers I still tried to install over and all failed to complete. The BIOS one said that it was already installed but anyway I overwrit it and nothing changed. I am now left with the bluesoleil one as before which means that under settings there is no bluetooth option to turn on/off and under notifications tab there is just no bluetooth icon at all. As I said before I can't seem to get recovery manager either. If there is a way for me to get recovery manager that might be the solution. Any help greatly appreciated. It's doing my head in now. TIA
BlueSoleil is a Bluetooth software/driver for Microsoft Windows, Linux and Windows CE. It supports Bluetooth chipsets from CSR, Broadcom, Marvell etc. Bluetooth dongles, PCs, Laptops, PDAs, PNDs and UMPCs are sometimes bundled with a version of this software albeit with limited functionality and OEM licensing. The software is rarely needed on modern computers, as well-functioning Bluetooth drivers for the most widely used Bluetooth chips have been available through Windows Update since Windows Vista.
Thanks to this application you will be able to detect and connect any bluetooth device surrounding your computer (of course you must have a bluetooth adapter plugged in your PC) No matter if they are mobile phones, PDAs, Headsets, Digital Camera or any other device, it will take no more than 5 seconds to connect it.
WORST EVER! Let my well configured machine decide what to stream or not. Your 3rd party soft is just a scam! Cant i do calls while listening music? like my old bluetooth of 10 years ago?! You guys jus...
Although the BlueSoleil USB Bluetooth adapter comes with software for pairing, it is quite inaccessible. For pairing with these drivers between your PC and BraillePen, we would advise that you seek sighted assistance.
Microsoft Bluetooth stack on Windows 7 does not support BLE. You have to use third party Bluetooth drivers in this case. BlueSoleil works good. On Windows 8 and above you can use Microsoft Bluetooth stack to work with BLE devices.
However each Bluetooth drivers have own API. I am not sure about free 32feet (if it support BLE and on which platforms) but Bluetooth Framework supports BLE on any Windows platforms (on Win XP, Vista, 7 with BlueSoleil Bluetooth drivers; on Win 8 and above with MS drivers as well). Both libraries support Classic Bluetooth as well.
I have tried the bluetooth drivers supplied by Windows update and the latest Broadcom drivers directly from the Broadcom updater software. The problems persist (I can rule out any further configuration issues or alternative device drivers, I have tried every possibility).
To my knowledge there used to be Toshiba Bluetooth stack for non-Toshiba hardware, but the older versions I have found on the internet do not install, they do not seem to recognize the bluetooth hardware when installing the driver.
Here is what I finally did to solve the problem:I did not find any other bluetooth stack, besides the ones mentionend in the first post. I then kept on experimenting with the Microsoft and the Widcomm stack, until I broke my registry. I made a mistake a long the way, but it still seems to be a reasonable way to go: how to remove bluetooth entries from registry
Next I took an older version of the Toshiba stack and tried it with a secondary bluetooth adapter. Things still did not work properly, but at least it installed in trial mode. Next step was to make the Toshiba stack work with my inbuilt adapter. I added the relevant vendor and product id into tosrfusb.sys and overrode the driver manually. Worked.
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