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Chapter 3: Using the Bluetooth USB Adapter
Navigating from Your Desktop
Bluetooth USB Adapter
Chapter 3: Using the Bluetooth USB Adapter
Navigating from Your Desktop
Once you’ve installed the Bluetooth software and connected the Adapter, you will find some changes on your PC’s
desktop.
There will be a Bluetooth Icon on your desktop, from which you’ll be able to access the “My Bluetooth Places”
folder. In this folder, you will see all of the Bluetooth devices with which the Adapter may communicate.
But how do those devices get in that folder? How do you configure the Adapter to work with these devices?
These, and the most important interactions with the Adapter, will be handled through the most important change
to your desktop: The Bluetooth System Tray Icon. The Bluetooth System Tray icon allows you to access all of the
functions of the Adapter with a right click of your mouse. It also tells you how the Adapter is functioning. A red
icon means the Adapter is Disabled.
Figure 3-1: The Bluetooth Icon