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does windows 7 bluetooth stack and API support connection of headsets

We need to write code to search for, pair and connect to a bluetooth headset with Windows 7 Embedded.

Once connected the headset will be used as a normal windows audio device.

We fully control what software is installed on the system so conflicting stacks and similar concerns are not a problem. We would however like to minimize as far as possible installing extra software such as 3rd party stacks.

Therefore my question is: can the built in windows 7 bluetooth stack and C++ API alone be used to create the functionality we need?

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Windows 7 does not contain an in-box driver for BT audio, however if you pair an audio device an audio driver should be available from windows update.

Larry Osterman  2010-06-12 05:56:49

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