Cambridge Silicon Radio driver
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Hello,
I have been looking on the web for 3 days now to find a solution to my problem but I can't find one.
I bought a small USB Bluetooth dongle kindly named "Cambridge Silicon Radio Generic Bluetooth."
I want to use it with "My Phone Explorer," but first I need the correct drivers.
Apparently, www.cambridge-usa.com (https://www.touslesdrivers.com/index.php?v_page=12&v_code=185) no longer exists, so there’s no way to get official drivers.
Windows 7 installed one it found, but I have to use Windows' interface to do my transfers, and for those who have tried, you know how tedious it is to send one file at a time. I even downloaded the dubious thing from http://www.driversplanet.com which detects drivers, but I got tricked. (It scans the computer and then you have to buy or sign up.) Yet their site mentioned the driver I need with a link to download it (http://www.driversplanet.com/device.php?id=50533&show_devs=a) and it didn't work. I went to https://www.broadcom.com/ and downloaded their Bluetooth device detection software, and it doesn't detect anything at all.
So here it is, if anyone knows a magical site with a huge library that provides real drivers without making us download software that just reads the name of the card, it would be really nice.
Thanks in advance to everyone!!!
I have been looking on the web for 3 days now to find a solution to my problem but I can't find one.
I bought a small USB Bluetooth dongle kindly named "Cambridge Silicon Radio Generic Bluetooth."
I want to use it with "My Phone Explorer," but first I need the correct drivers.
Apparently, www.cambridge-usa.com (https://www.touslesdrivers.com/index.php?v_page=12&v_code=185) no longer exists, so there’s no way to get official drivers.
Windows 7 installed one it found, but I have to use Windows' interface to do my transfers, and for those who have tried, you know how tedious it is to send one file at a time. I even downloaded the dubious thing from http://www.driversplanet.com which detects drivers, but I got tricked. (It scans the computer and then you have to buy or sign up.) Yet their site mentioned the driver I need with a link to download it (http://www.driversplanet.com/device.php?id=50533&show_devs=a) and it didn't work. I went to https://www.broadcom.com/ and downloaded their Bluetooth device detection software, and it doesn't detect anything at all.
So here it is, if anyone knows a magical site with a huge library that provides real drivers without making us download software that just reads the name of the card, it would be really nice.
Thanks in advance to everyone!!!
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