Disable/Enable Bluetooth

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Hi,

I am able to disable and enable bluetooth of my system through code.
But after disabling/enabling it, system needs a restart.

I want help, such that my code works to give desired behavior without asking needing a restart of the system.

Thanks
Nidhi

Posted 10-Aug-10 23:26pm

tanu misra

Updated 11-Aug-10 3:54am

Sandeep Mewara

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Sandeep Mewara 11-Sep-10 6:14am

Update from OP:
hi..
Im using windows xp.

Im searching for a function which can dynamically disable bluetooth.
when I searched google,I found two functions but they are needed to be RESTART.Only they can disable bluetooth radio.
Does anyone of you know any function to disable bluetooth dynamically.
Thanks and Regards..

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Solution 3

How are you disabling the bluetooth?

Posted 11-Sep-10 5:13am

LloydA111

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tanu misra 14-Sep-10 0:38am

hi..
through code...
but code need to restart the system before the change i state takes place and
i dont want to restart the system.Do you any function or code which can disable bluetooth without a restart system..

Aka01 12-Nov-11 22:22pm

can you attach the sample code for me to review and learn..
for now i'm searching the sample code on c# to enable and disable Bluetooth on window xp through c# code.
Any help would be appreciate... tq..

Solution 4

hi..
Does any one has any idea about GUID of Bluetooth radio?
how to find or calculate GUID?
does every Bluetooth radio has different GUID? If yes then how to find it?
Thanks
:)

Posted 14-Sep-10 21:19pm

tanu misra

Solution 5

hi..
NEED HELP those who have laptops with inbuild bluetooth plz tell me the services used by bluetooth you can find bluetooth sevices in task manager these services will start from BT... or bt... and manufacture of driver used by bluetooth..
Thanks
:)

Posted 20-Sep-10 18:34pm

tanu misra

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**Dalek Dave** · Accepted Answer · 2010-08-11T04:14:00

Solution 1

There may be more to your problem than is at first apparent, because this should not be the case.

What OS are you using?