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BluetoothDriverInstaller.exe (1.79Mb, version 1.0.0.56 Beta, released on October 9, 2010).
Version history
* 1.0.0.56 October 9, 2010
* 1.0.0.54 July 10, 2010
* 1.0.0.51 April 9, 2010
[Fixed] Error: Cannot open file "c:\windows\inf\bth.inf". Missing bth.inf file is recovered when installing over existing Bluesoleil stack.
* 1.0.0.48 February 10, 2010
[Fixed] Error (report code CCB-F).
* 1.0.0.46 January 10, 2010
[Fixed] Error: System Error. Code: 259. No more data is available. (ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS)
* 1.0.0.43 December 26, 2009
[Fixed] Error: Cannot open file "c:\windows\inf\bth.inf". The system cannot find the file specified.
[+] Improved algorithm of detecting unconfigured bluetooth hardware (in some cases bluetooth adapter was not detected after uninstallation of the existing bluetooth stack).
[+] Now it is possible to proceed with the installation without removing existing bluetooth stack. (Use with caution. In case of failure try uninstall existing stack first).
* 1.0.0.31 December 12, 2009
[+] More detailed error and diagnostic messages
[+] Full information on the successfully installed bluetooth adapter
* 1.0.0.25 November 23, 2009
Initial public release.
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This message can appear if:
The converter was not properly registered.
The converter was inadvertently deleted without removing the registry information.
The converter support files are corrupt.
The converter installation was removed and the uninstall tool did not finish clearing the registry settings.
The hard disk is damaged where the converter files were stored.
Usually, reinstalling the converter will overcome this problem. If the converter reports that it is already installed, first uninstall it so that the setup program can remove the files and registry settings.
If removing and reinstalling the converter is not successful, there may be a problem with a resource on the computer (for example, an executable file that is needed to properly register the converters on the computer has failed or stopped running). In this case, it is best to turn off the computer and start over.
The converter was inadvertently deleted without removing the registry information.
The converter support files are corrupt.
The converter installation was removed and the uninstall tool did not finish clearing the registry settings.
The hard disk is damaged where the converter files were stored.
Usually, reinstalling the converter will overcome this problem. If the converter reports that it is already installed, first uninstall it so that the setup program can remove the files and registry settings.
If removing and reinstalling the converter is not successful, there may be a problem with a resource on the computer (for example, an executable file that is needed to properly register the converters on the computer has failed or stopped running). In this case, it is best to turn off the computer and start over.
