cmd.exe - bluetooth Solved

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Hello everyone,  here it is, my question is short, I am simply wondering if it is possible to perform a Bluetooth device search via the command prompt? I have the MAC address of the device, if that helps...  I am using Windows Vista, with a built-in wireless Bluetooth card on my PC.  Thank you for your answers   [I have been registered on this forum for 2 years, I have helped many people, I hope that I will be compensated for this first topic I am posting]

Anonymous user · Answer

No, you cannot, but you can do it thanks to a driver software for your card.

VOYAGEUR25 · Answer

Hello, if the driver is correctly installed on the PC, turn on (for example, a mobile phone) and start a device search on the PC!

dubcek · Answer

hello try msinfo32 or dxdiag

mino262 · Answer

... no, these 2 commands open my PC configuration,   I would like a command like nbtstat or netstat   not in IP, but in Bluetooth ... with the MAC address or something else ...

dubcek · Answer

try devcon from Microsoft http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311272/en

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