How can I send files via bluetooth to windows 7 machine?

Some winders ask (is this your first time?) charge or data ? My old XP auto-magically started file manager when set to data. Of course, some devices simply sit there, happily charging, with no error message about your data transfer.

Before we go further, does it work like this using a USB connection ?

Bluetooth however, must rely on software to establish connectivity, then determine its function. Windows might assume it is an output device, unless configured otherwise. How does it show up in DeviceManager. Is it a Audio device ? or a Storage device ? Does it need a special device-driver? What is the device?

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The phone is Huawei Honor 9, works fine via USB. As a Bluetooth device it exposes services as follows:

- Advanced Audio;

- Handsfree Telephony Gateway;

- Headset Audio Gateway;

- NearbyServerSocket;

- Remotely Controllable Device;

- Unknown Service;

The device status is: The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28). Windows finds no driver updates.

26 avr. 2018 par sim

- NearbyServerSocket; <---- TCP/IP service number ??? Like FTP ???

- Remotely Controllable Device; <--- low-level I/O would need a Driver.

I'm just guessing on this terminology.... but, the device status is: null, which generally means you will not see error messages for this device.

Apparently, you will need a win7 device driver, or maybe a background task to provide the pipe-line for data transfer. By default, Win security prevents all file xfers.

There is a ton of web info.... Google: android file transfer via bluetooth

Linux uses a program "blueman".... I think Win7 will need the same thing.

26 avr. 2018 par Tom Shafer

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