controller's wont connect to Bluetooth stack?!

[DARKSTAR2211]

so this is the situation...i can't connect Wii-u pro controller's to my pc.

i have windows 10.
using Bluetooth stack(by toshiba, i cracked it)
and trying to connect wii u pro controller to it.

i have copied the HD-id and pastet it to .INF file....nothing
and i have turned off "driver signature enforcement"...still nothing?!?!

i have no idea what i'm doing wrong?!?!  



little back story.
it used to work, i could connect it to dolphin and everything, but one day i wanted to connect my wii mote to dolphine(to play a wii game)...that is when one off my wii-u pro controllers stopped working, i tried everything nothing seemd to work. so i was left with one opposition witch was to "uninstall" the the Bluetooth stack driver, and reinstall it. but then i got this error "pleas connect a bluetooth and press ok"(or somthing like that)...i have seen this error before and though i did something wrong in the .INF file.
but NO, just to make sure, i did everything multiple times, and did every step slowly, and even watched video of other people installing the driver, just to make sure i did everything right.


ANY suggestions would be much appreciated!

[MayImilae]

Why are you using the Toshiba Stack on Windows 10? There's no reason to! As of 4.0-8325, all Wii Remotes work on the MS bluetooth stack on Windows 8, 8.1, and Windows 10! So uninstall the Toshiba Stack, use the latest dev builds, and follow our controllers guide and everything will work fine!

[DARKSTAR2211]

(03-25-2016, 07:38 AM)MaJoR Wrote: Why are you using the Toshiba Stack on Windows 10? There's no reason to! As of 4.0-8325, all Wii Remotes work on the MS bluetooth stack on Windows 8, 8.1, and Windows 10! So uninstall the Toshiba Stack, use the latest dev builds, and follow our controllers guide and everything will work fine!

im trying to also connect the wiiU-pro controllers, witch need TS bluetooth stack.

[JulianLoehr]

The Wii U Pro Controller doesn't need the Toshiba Bluetooth Stack either. Windows Stack works just fine.