Applicable system: Vista,windows 7 All
Problem Description:
Win7 System The right mouse button "Send to" menu no Bluetooth (Bluetooth) options How to handle? As shown in the figure:
Problem Analysis:
Optimization of the system or other misuse of the optimization software can result in the "Send to Bluetooth" shortcut being lost and the missing Bluetooth shortcut can be retrieved by using a shortcut command to send a file or modify the system "Send to" menu.
Solution:
Method one, Shortcut command way:
At Start > Run input fsquirt
Select "Send File"
Select the phone to receive the file
Select the file to send
Click Next to connect the phone to send the file.
If you cannot scan your phone after you enter a command, as follows:
Please check that the two Bluetooth service in the service is enabled (open method: Open Start, enter services.msc, click OK)
If it is disabled or manually run, in these two services right click, select Properties, then click the Startup type, set to "Automatic", click "Apply", click "Start", and then click "OK", you can use the normal Bluetooth function. The procedure is as shown in the following illustration:
Method Two, modify the system "Send to" menu:
1. Open the Start menu, in the search input shell:sendto, click on the Search Folder.
You can now see a shortcut to the file that appears after you right-click to select Send to, and there is no "send to Bluetooth" icon.
2. Then open the desktop of the "Computer" icon, open the C:windowssystem32 folder, find the "Fsquirt.exe" file, which is the computer to send files through Bluetooth program.
3. Right-click on the "Fsquirt.exe" file, select "Create Shortcut", and then copy the shortcut to the SendTo folder you just opened. Right-click on the shortcut to choose Rename, you can modify the file right click to select "Send to" after the name displayed, such as "Send to Bluetooth device."
4. After the completion of the file in need to send through Bluetooth files right click, select "Send To" can appear long-lost Bluetooth icon, and display their own set of names, as shown: