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Respond to Bluetooth Security and Authorization, Messages, Specifying How Bluetooth Technology Works

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5. In Bluetooth Device Selection, click the name of the device you want to connect with, and then click Next. 6. Click Finish. The operator of the remote device must be available to respond to any authorization requests (see Respond to Bluetooth Security and Authorization Messages) that are sent from this computer. Note the COM port name that is associated with the connection and configure applications to use that port. NOTE: Unless you have a specific reason to do so, do not change the default COM port setting. To disconnect the virtual serial port connection between this computer and a remote Bluetooth device 1. From this computer, open My Bluetooth Places. NOTE: If there is a Bluetooth Serial Port shortcut in My Bluetooth Places, skip to step 4. 2. Click View devices in range. 3. Double-click the device you established a wireless serial connection with. 4. Right-click Bluetooth Serial Port, and then click Disconnect Bluetooth Serial Port. Respond to Bluetooth Security and Authorization Messages To respond to Bluetooth security messages When a secure connection between two Bluetooth devices is being attempted, a PIN code request may appear in the notification area of either or both devices. If this request is ignored, the connection attempt fails. To allow a secure connection to proceed, click anywhere in the Bluetooth PIN Code Required message. Then type the security code in the Bluetooth security code box and click OK. If the remote device has a fixed PIN code, type that PIN code in the Bluetooth security code box. Otherwise, select a string of random alphanumeric characters and type them exactly the same in the Bluetooth security code box on both devices. To respond to Bluetooth authorization messages When a remote Bluetooth device attempts to connect to a secure service on this computer, this computer receives an authorization request that appears in the notification area. To allow access to the service, click anywhere in the Bluetooth Authorization Requested message, and then click OK in Bluetooth Service Authorization. Specifying How Bluetooth Technology Works on Your Computer Assigning a Name and Type to This Computer

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5.
In
Bluetooth Device Selection
, click the name of the device you want to connect
with, and then click
Next
.
6.
Click
Finish
.
The operator of the remote device must be available to respond to any authorization requests
(see
Respond to Bluetooth Security and Authorization
Messages
) that are sent from this
computer. Note the COM port name that is associated with the connection and configure
applications to use that port.
NOTE: Unless you have a specific reason to do so, do not change the default COM port
setting.
To disconnect the virtual serial port connection between this computer and a remote
Bluetooth device
1.
From this computer, open
My Bluetooth Places
.
NOTE: If there is a Bluetooth Serial Port shortcut in My Bluetooth Places, skip to
step 4.
2.
Click
View devices in range
.
3.
Double-click the device you established a wireless serial connection with.
4.
Right-click
Bluetooth Serial Port
, and then click
Disconnect Bluetooth Serial Port
.
Respond to Bluetooth Security and Authorization
Messages
To respond to Bluetooth security messages
When a secure connection between two Bluetooth devices is being attempted, a PIN code
request may appear in the notification area of either or both devices. If this request is
ignored, the connection attempt fails. To allow a secure connection to proceed, click
anywhere in the
Bluetooth PIN Code Required
message. Then type
the security code
in
the
Bluetooth security code
box and click
OK
. If the remote device has a fixed PIN code,
type
that PIN code
in the
Bluetooth security code
box. Otherwise, select a string of
random alphanumeric characters and type them exactly the same in the
Bluetooth security
code
box on both devices.
To respond to Bluetooth authorization messages
When a remote Bluetooth device attempts to connect to a secure service on this computer,
this computer receives an authorization request that appears in the notification area. To allow
access to the service, click anywhere in the
Bluetooth Authorization Requested
message,
and then click
OK
in
Bluetooth Service Authorization
.
Specifying How Bluetooth Technology Works on Your
Computer
Assigning a Name and Type
to This Computer