TDK+Bluetooth+hub+solution

This receiver has always worked best when its own driver is installed. > Right-click on the last one listed, "Toshiba..." and select "**Update Driver**" from the drop-down menu. > Click the "**Have Disk**" button--a window will popup asking for the location of the driver's information file. > //A bluetooth icon may appear in the taskbar--this is good! > Restarting the computer is sometimes necessary before InterWrite willl "see" the bluetooth adapter.//
 * 1) Install the TDK Bluetooth driver--it can be downloaded [|here].
 * 2) **Plug the** USB hub (//dongle/receiver, etc.)// into the computer
 * 3) Right-click on "My Computer" (//on the desktop//) and select "**Manage**" from the drop-down menu.
 * 4) Three bluetooth devices will be shown once you expand the Bluetooth listing.
 * 1) Select "**No not at this time**" and click "Next"
 * 2) Select "**Install from a list or specified location (Advanced)**" and click "Next"
 * 3) Select "**Don't search. I will choose the driver to install**" and click "Next"
 * 4) None of the listed drivers seem to work, so use the one you installed from TDK.
 * 1) Click the "**Browse**" button...//I forget the actual location of the bluetooth info--I'll test and upload the next time I have to set one of these old Science Schoolpads up.//
 * 2) Finish the installation--a "My Bluetooth Places" will be added, etc.

Know a faster, easier way? Please edit!