I can't connect the TR-wiimote with toshiba bluetooth stack.(solved)

[雪封刃]

Sorry, my English writing skill is poor.

I still could connect with my controller till yesterday but I failed to connect it at present. I have tried to re-install the toshiba bluetooth stack several times, but it dosn't work.

My controller can be found by toshiba bluethooth tack. However, everytime I click the connect button, the four lights on the controller will go out immediately.

Futhermore, my computer can connect the common controller (not the tr version)

[MayImilae]

What bluetooth adapter are you using? And is the wiimote an authentic nintendo-made wiimote or a 3rd party?

[雪封刃]

(03-30-2014, 08:41 PM)MaJoR Wrote: What bluetooth adapter are you using? And is the wiimote an authentic nintendo-made wiimote or a 3rd party?

My wiimote is made by intendo and my bluetoother adapter is combined with my wireless network adapter, RTL8723AE. What makes me very confused is that I played it sucdessfully yesterday. Another 3rd-party-made wiimote can connect my computer, but there is no wiimote plus inside it. As a result, I cannot use it to play Zelda Skyward Sword。

[MayImilae]

You have a Toshiba Satellite notebook?

[雪封刃]

(03-30-2014, 10:04 PM)MaJoR Wrote: You have a Toshiba Satellite notebook?

No, my laptop is w350etq. Only toshiba bluetooth stack can connect the tr version wiimote and toshiba bluetooth can be compatible with many hardware.

[MayImilae]

Hmm, honestly I'm not sure if that would support it or not. I looked around but I didn't have much luck.

Did you remember to use the red sync button instead of 1+2 to connect the -TR?

[雪封刃]

(03-31-2014, 12:49 AM)MaJoR Wrote: Hmm, honestly I'm not sure if that would support it or not. I looked around but I didn't have much luck.

Did you remember to use the red sync button instead of 1+2 to connect the -TR?

Obviously I used the sync button. Thank you for you reply. Although my problem seems very strange, it is not a uniq problem. I found some people had encountered the same problem with me, but I'm not sure whether they have solved the problem. I am going to find the solution in the English website because I didn't find the solution in Chinese websites.

[MayImilae]

雪封刃 Wrote:My controller can be found by toshiba bluethooth tack. However, everytime I click the connect button, the four lights on the controller will go out immediately.

OH. I know. You need to pair the -TR wiimote with a wii. There's a rare bug that prevents -TRs from working until they pair with something, but it's so rare there is very little documentation on the bug. So pair it with a wii, turn off/get away from the wii, then try connecting again. If you don't have a wii you can use wiipair for the same kind of thing.

[雪封刃]

(03-31-2014, 03:12 PM)MaJoR Wrote:

雪封刃 Wrote:My controller can be found by toshiba bluethooth tack. However, everytime I click the connect button, the four lights on the controller will go out immediately.

OH. I know. You need to pair the -TR wiimote with a wii. There's a rare bug that prevents -TRs from working until they pair with something, but it's so rare there is very little documentation on the bug. So pair it with a wii, turn off/get away from the wii, then try connecting again. If you don't have a wii you can use wiipair for the same kind of thing.

Thank you. I will try to find a wii. However, what is "wiipair"?

[MayImilae]

Wiipair is a program that let's you pair a wiiremote with a PC. It has inconsistant results long term with the Toshiba stack, but it is has solved a problem like this once before.

The guy who did it gave instructions - https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-four-wii-remote-problem-toshiba-bluetooth-stack