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 Programming isn't that hard once you get the hang of it. It has a steep learning curve like math. One day your trying to figure out 1 1, then the next day they throw x and y at you. Once you understand what x and y represent and learn to think in terms of functions, it's as easy as pi. - sciguy125 [more] |
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18-02-2009, 00:54
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Re: [FTC]: Bluetooth
If you have McAfee or Norton Anti Virus or Internet Security installed, you'll want to disable it. You'll also want to make sure you have Administrator rights on the machine that you are using - and that is true Administrator rights (some school machines let you believe you have admin, but you can't create any new ports or anything).
Which is exactly what the BT stuff does. It tries to create two new serial ports for every different brick it connects with. If you do not have permission to (or if a security software is preventing you from) creating those two ports, you'd see this error. Hope this helps, 
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