I recently purchased a Fujitsue T4215 tablet and can't figure out how to set
up my bluetooth device. My understanding is that Bluetooth is installed on
this computer. There is a wireless LAN switch on the side of the tablet that
is in the on position. The manual says to click on the Fujitsu Radio Control
icon in the control panel where I should be able to enable or disable
individual devices. However, there is no icon like this listed. I've tried
looking under other icons but no luck. I also plugged by bluetooth adapter
(D-Link) into a USB, but nothing registered. I had my wireless device in
pairing mode. I am trying to pair a anycom headset. I recently did this on
a different laptop (not a Fujitsu) and everything went smoothly so I'm not
sure what to do at this point. I'm not a computer wiz, so if anyone can
help, please explain in computer 101.

Most of the fujitsu tablets have a hairbrained thing in them that requires
some special program to be run before bluetooth will work. See if it came
with a toshiba bluetooth setup disc. Yes, I know it's a fujitsu. I said it
was dumb.

"Cathy" <Cathy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I recently purchased a Fujitsue T4215 tablet and can't figure out how to
>set
> up my bluetooth device. My understanding is that Bluetooth is installed
> on
> this computer. There is a wireless LAN switch on the side of the tablet
> that
> is in the on position. The manual says to click on the Fujitsu Radio
> Control
> icon in the control panel where I should be able to enable or disable
> individual devices. However, there is no icon like this listed. I've
> tried
> looking under other icons but no luck. I also plugged by bluetooth
> adapter
> (D-Link) into a USB, but nothing registered. I had my wireless device in
> pairing mode. I am trying to pair a anycom headset. I recently did this
> on
> a different laptop (not a Fujitsu) and everything went smoothly so I'm
> not
> sure what to do at this point. I'm not a computer wiz, so if anyone can
> help, please explain in computer 101.