Unable to pair with dolphin, not seeing the problem.

[DakotaD]

First and foremost, thank you for taking the time to read this. I'm at my wits end and, having spent quite a bit of money on wiimotes, nunchucks, a sensor bar, and a dongle, I am quite frustrated. It seems as though everything works 100% perfect until I try to pair it with Dolphin. My dongle picks up the wiimote, recognizes it, installs drivers, it's the right name (nintendo RVL-CNT-01-TR), it stays on, I go to dolphin, hit pair aaaannnddd.....nothing. I've tried this so many times, so many ways, I just have no idea what is going on. I seems like it should just work...but it doesn't.
P.S. I am running windows 7 64 bit. 3rd gen intel i5 3570K quad core @3.4 GHz. AMD Radeon HD 7770. Kingston HyperX 1600Mhz RAM 8gb.

[admin89]

There is no way you can pair "RVL-CNT-01-TR" wiimote without Toshiba Stack
See Post#3 in this thread

[DakotaD]

Thank you for enlightening me! I have found a good download link, do I need to uninstall anything before I install this new toshiba stack?

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Ok I guess I do need to uninstall it but that's an option in the install. I installed the toshiba stack and I can't find it. I'm lookin at the thread you posted and I can't see where to go to launch the toshiba bluetooth thing.

[admin89]

Yeah

Quote:Don't use many Bluetooth drivers otherwise you will have driver conflicting issue

[DakotaD]

Ok, so I went and borrowed a regular wiimote from my parents and it works perfectly with dolphin. Just as you said, it is my wiimotion plus built in controller that is causing the issue. I cannot find the location of this "microsoft bluetooth stack". I tried to just install the toshiba stack anyway and multiple issues arose. Needless to say, I need to uninstall the microsoft stack. I can't find it on my computer, what would the file location be? I must seem completely inept with this haha, sorry!

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In device manager, under bluetooth radios, there is one that says microsoft bluetooth enumerator. I uninstall it but it reinstalls it automatically. Is that the microsoft bluetooth stack? I keep trying to download the toshiba stack but it stops about 1/16 the way through the download and it says "please plug in the bluetooth device" and then I can't go any further.

[DefenderX]

Yep, that's the MS stack.

The toshiba stack only works with some bluetooth devices, but there is a workaround for this problem. Search the forums for more information.

[DakotaD]

(11-16-2012, 04:12 PM)DefenderX Wrote: Yep, that's the MS stack.

The toshiba stack only works with some bluetooth devices, but there is a workaround for this problem. Search the forums for more information.

Ok, but how do I keep it from automatically re-installing?
This is what happens every time: I uninstall microsoft enumerator, i begin installing the toshiba stack, one loading bar goes all the way across, another opens, starts loading, and a smidge of the way in it starts installing microsoft enumerator again, even though I disabled and uninstalled it. The download then stops and a window pops up that says "please plug in the bluetooth device". And that's as far as I can get.

[admin89]

Try latest Toshiba Stack (search it somewhere on the net)
Maybe that old Toshiba Stack version doesn't support your USB dongle

[DakotaD]

It is the latest version, the problem is I can't even get it to install on my machine. The microsoft bluetooth enumerator keeps automatically reinstalling instelf, even when I'm not connected to the internet. Also, and I don't know if this is related, a box keeps popping up that says "please plug in the bluetooth device". I click OK, nothing happens, and the box pops up again. I can't finish the installation until I resolve that issue. I really don't think it's my dongle, it's a brand new bluetooth 4.0 dongle.

[admin89]

Quote:"please plug in the bluetooth device".

Plug USB dongle in then Toshiba will install driver for you
It seems Toshiba can't detect your dongle

Quote:it's a brand new bluetooth 4.0 dongle

Well. that might be the problem :/
Most of my BT dongle are bluetooth 2.0