How to Install a Driver For Your Bluetooth Device asd

If you have Bluetooth peripheral devices like mobile phone, GPS, PDA or headset, probably you won't need to install specific Bluetooth drivers on these devices - the software is built-in and ready for use. But if you want to connect them to a PC, you may need to install a Bluetooth driver for your Bluetooth device in your computer. To install a Bluetooth driver for your Bluetooth device, there are three methods:
Method one, install a driver on the disc that came with your Bluetooth devices
Step 1 - Insert the disc to your CD-Rom drive.
Step 2 - Wait for a moment and see if the program can launch automatically, if not, you can double-click My Company and CD-Rom drive. Then there will launch the program or open a file folder. If a file folder opens, look for the file such as setup.exe or run.exe and double-click to open it.
Step 3 - Follow the install wizard to set up the driver. When you finish the installation, restart your computer.
Method two, Windows XP Service Pack 2 and above, Vista as well as Windows 7 come with a great number of Bluetooth drivers, so you can download and install a Bluetooth driver from the Windows update website.
Step 1 - Start - All Programs - Windows Update
Step 2 - In the Internet Explorer page, click Find Updates and wait for Microsoft to search for available updates. Install the high priority updates if there are.
Step 3 - Connect your Bluetooth device to the PC.
Step 4 - Click Start, choose Run, input devmgmt.msc and click OK to open the Device Manager.
Step 5 - Expand Bluetooth Devices and find out this device.
Step 6 - Right click it, select Update Driver, choose Install the software automatically and click Next, and then Windows will update the driver automatically.