I've installed a OEM modem driver, and now when I go and attempt to add
another modem, I just see the standard modem list along with the OEM modem
driver I installed.

Doesn't Windows XP come with a list of modems already when you click on
control panel, modems? How does one get the list of modems back again so
that I can add a bluetooth modem?

Thanks

John wrote:
> I've installed a OEM modem driver, and now when I go and attempt to add
> another modem, I just see the standard modem list along with the OEM modem
> driver I installed.
>
> Doesn't Windows XP come with a list of modems already when you click on
> control panel, modems? How does one get the list of modems back again so
> that I can add a bluetooth modem?
>
> Thanks

If you don't get a "Found New Hardware..." popup when you boot Windows
XP with a new peripheral, use the Control Panel's "Add Hardware" applet
to install it.

Check your peripheral's documentation (user guide, startup guide, manual
etc) carefully, as some peripherals require installation of software
BEFORE you attach the hardware. I've never worked with a Bluetooth
adaptor, but I would expect to find it listed in the Device Manager
under Network Adaptors instead of Modems. Again this should be included
in the manufacturer's documentation. A button to reach the Device
Manager can be found on the Hardware tab of the Control Panel's System
applet.

Have you checked the Bluetooth adaptor manufactirer's web site for FAQs
and other customer support services?