Apologies if asked before
I have a dual boot with XP and 7 and everytime i use Bluetooth on Win7 i get a BSOD and the culprit is always one of the Bluetooth services, I have Broadcom drivers installed on XP and it works fine but on 7 i have tried multiple drivers and none of them stop the BSOD.
Could the problem be caused by the dual boot and having Bluetooth drivers installed on XP or am i doing something wrong?
It's WinXP 32bit if that makes any difference
win 7 64 or 32 bit.
Its probably due to it being a RC OS, where there are sure to be errors. Just looks like you will have to put up with it
It's the 64bit Ultimate, sorry i forgot to mention it worked in the betaOriginally Posted by Will404
win 7 64 or 32 bit.
Its probably due to it being a RC OS, where there are sure to be errors. Just looks like you will have to put up with it
Try revert back to the driver provided with Windows 7?
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tried that, i've even tried uninstalling all Bluetooth drivers in XP and 7 then letting 7 install it's own and it worked for about 40 mins before i got the BSOD again
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