"All the World" is not located on a major US or Korean Fibre link. Įven if I though it was ethical for a software company to have it's OS spy on my use of my machine (it isn't - in fact it is a violation of "Illegal Computer Trespass" laws) - I am not going to pay Microsoft to waste my limited bandwidth in Make your machine part of a BOT NET (or hold your data hostage). The truth is that any method placed into an OS to allow a company to WATCH (spy on) the users actions is unethical, illegal (look up the laws on computer trespass) a WONDERFUL hand exploit that "black hats" can use to screw with the OS, and There are detailed accounts of what info is gathered and a lot of long winded methods to turn those Why? For starters security professionals (all over the world) consider "10" to be outright UNSAFE, because it DOES spy on your machine. Then I manually removed the USB-BT400 ASUS BlueTooth dongle (again), and then unpluged it and pluged it back in.and let the IS find my devices.Īfter that the mouse has worked (so far).Īnd no I am not *EVER* going to just update to WIN10. I had to manually renameĬ:\Windows\System32\drivers\bcbtums_OLDER.sysĪnd copy the NEWEST version of this file into the directory myself (naughty naughty Microsoft). I had the cab but WIN7 Pro64 *insisted* that everything was up to date (when by the driver versions and dates it is DEFINITELY not). Simply using the "right click" and select "update driver" told me everything was great (it was not).
The update to my USB-BT400 ASUS BlueTooth said otherwise.Ī very real OS *BUG* was preventing my USB-BT400 ASUS BlueTooth dongle from getting the new diver to update. I followed the instructions, installing "Windows Mobile Device Center on Win 7", and making sure my drivers were up to date. I had the same issues as everyone else here. So obviously something got messed up in my Win 7. I also tried to connect the mouse to another computer with Windows 7 and it worked fine. I have new "Bluetooth HID Device" in "Human Interface Devices" section and also "Bluetooth Peripheral Device" in "Other Devices".īTHENUM\_LOCALMFG&000aīy the way I tried searching for drivers in Gigabyte site but there weren't any. I tried to remove the device and pair it again, but no success. For about two week my Gigabyte M7700B bluetooth mouse was working normally, but then after waking up the computer from hibernation the mouse wasn't responding.
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