first, prepare the article
First, Gil says in its blog that it installs a 64-bit version of Windows Server 2008 and uses hp8710p laptops, which, of course, do not affect the following procedures:
1. Create a directory to store the driver files needed to install Bluetooth, for example: C:BT
2. Change the documents listed below from C:windowssystem32drivers to Refilereposi to ry directory to C:BT,
Bth.inf
Bthenum.sys
Bthmodem.sys
Bthpan.inf
Bthpan.sys
Bthport.sys
Bthprint.inf
Bthspp.inf
Bthusb.sys
Btwaudio.inf
Btwaudio.sys
Btwavdt.sys
Btwrchid.sys
Fsquirt.exe
Hidbth.inf
Hidbth.sys
Hidclass.sys
Hidparse.sys
Hidusb.sys
Input.inf
Mdmbtmdm.inf
Netirda.inf
Rfcomm.sys
Tdibth.inf
3. Then copy Modemui.dll from C:windowssystem32 to C:BT
Second, modify the article
The basic principle of the modification is to modify "NTamd64.1" In all of the copied INF articles to "NTamd64 ... 3", where "AMD64" represents a 64-bit system, and the number "1" and "3" represent the system protection level.
1. Edit file: C:btbth.inf
Change line 47th: Replace%microsoft%=microsoft, NTamd64 ... 1 to%microsoft%=microsoft, NTamd64 ... 3
Change line 132th: Replace [microsoft.ntamd64 ... 1] with [microsoft.ntamd64 ... 3]
2. Edit file: C:btbthpan.inf
Changing line 29th: Change%mfgname% = msft,ntamd64 ... 1 to%mfgname% = MSFT,NTAMD64 ... 3
Change line 31st: replace [msft.ntamd64 ... 1] with [msft.ntamd64 ... 3]
3. Edit file: C:btbthprint.inf
Changing line 19th: Change%msft%=microsoft,ntamd64 1 to%msft%=microsoft,ntamd64 ... 3
Change line 21st: replace [microsoft.ntamd64 ... 1] with [microsoft.ntamd64 ... 3]
4. Edit file: C:btbthspp.inf
Changing line 12th: Change%msft% = standard,ntamd64 ... 1 to%msft% = STANDARD,NTAMD64 ... 3
Change line 14th: replace [standard.ntamd64 ... 1] with [standard.ntamd64 ... 3]
5. Edit file: C:bthidbth.inf
Changing line 29th: Change%msmfg%=microsofthid,ntamd64 1 to%msmfg%=microsofthid,ntamd64 ... 3
Change line 34th: replace [microsofthid.ntamd64 ... 1] with [microsofthid.ntamd64 ... 3]
6. Edit file: C:btmdmbtmdm.inf
Changing line 19th: change%standard% = standard,ntamd64 ... 1 to%standard% = STANDARD,NTAMD64 ... 3
Change line 27th: replace [standard.ntamd64 ... 1] with [standard.ntamd64 ... 3]
7. Edit file: C:bttdibth.inf
Changing line 15th: Change%mfgname% = msft,ntamd64 ... 1 to%mfgname% = MSFT,NTAMD64 ... 3
Change line 17th: replace [msft.ntamd64 ... 1] with [msft.ntamd64 ... 3]
Third, installation article
1. Open the Bluetooth device, the system will pop up the "Find New Hardware" dialog box, first cancel them.
2. Open Device Manager, you will see "other" devices in the "Unknown Device" appears, double-click to open the detailed properties, "Install the driver" select the "C:BT" directory, the system prompts the driver unsigned, the point is still installed.
Because the windows2008 system has made strict settings, so windows2008 has always been known for security, stability, but this has brought a lot of trouble for users, as long as the user through the above operation, it can be successfully assembled in the windows2008 system Bluetooth driver.