Bluetooth is primarily used to exchange data or files over short  distances from mobile devices and computers, connecting several devices  and overcoming synchronization problems. Bluetooth devices (like  Bluetooth headsets) enable users to talk wirelessly using their  computers. This is especially helpful if you are chatting using a VoIP  service. Bluetooth can also be utilized in synchronizing keyboards,  printers and other devices. 
Materials Needed:
  
Materials Needed:
- Computer
- Bluetooth adapter
Step 1:
To make use of Bluetooth functionality in  your computer, check first if your computer is already  Bluetooth-enabled. There are some computers that already have Bluetooth  support. You can check your computer if it is Bluetooth-enabled by  launching the 'Control Panel' and then search for the Bluetooth icon. If  there is no Bluetooth icon, then you have to install your Bluetooth  adapter.
Step 2:
Insert your Bluetooth adapter installation  disk on your CD-ROM drive and find the drivers that you need for  installation. Most Bluetooth adapter installation kits come with an  installation wizard that enables users to easily install their devices.
Step 3:
Once you have successfully installed your  Bluetooth adapter, enable your machine’s Bluetooth 'Discovery' mode to  let your machine discover or find any active or working Bluetooth  devices in its surrounding area. The particular process may differ  depending on your Bluetooth device and adapter, but commonly involves  activating the Bluetooth utility application on your machine and then  ticking the 'Search for Devices' option. You can usually found the  utility in the applications menu (if in case you’re utilizing an  adapter) or in your computer’s 'Control Panel' section (if you’re  machine has Bluetooth).
Step 4:
Activate/Start your Bluetooth device.  There should be a switch or button that will activate your Bluetooth  functionality whether you’re activating a gaming control, headset or a  printer. Follow the instructions of your manufacturer in activating your  Bluetooth device.
Step 5:
Verify your computer’s Bluetooth network  link. Once your machine has located your Bluetooth device, a dialog box  will appear on your screen, asking if you wish to set up or configure a  link between your Bluetooth device and your computer.
Step 6:
OK' once the dialog box pops up to verify and confirm the connection. 
Step 7:
Once you have confirmed your connection,  you’ll be able to utilize your Bluetooth device at ease and leisure and  there will be no need for you to synchronize it again. 
Step 8:
Simply power your Bluetooth device to enable it and your machine will do the rest of your work.


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