Wii U Pro controller and Toshiba Bluetooth Stack.

[Cyber]

Hi, recently the Toshiba Bluetooth Stack was installed on my windows 8 laptop (which has on-board bluetooth) using the instructions in https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-rvl-cnt-01-tr?page=52 (fishstick's post).

After installing the stack and restarting the computer, the Wii U Pro controller was synched to my laptop succesfully. I then used the program seen in this picture to map keyboard functions to my controller: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/197/eom.bmp/

After leaving my computer idle overnight, the pro controller would no longer synch even though its still in the HID list. When I click "connect" in Toshiba's bluetooth settings it says: "Prepare to connect the remote HID device, then click ok." But it eventually fails to find the device and gives the following prompt: http://img585.imageshack.us/img585/6159/yywx.png

Does anyone know why is works when Toshiba Bluetooth is freshly installed, but then somehow forgets how to connect the controller after a few hours have passed or after your computer has been put into sleep mode or restarted?

Any help is appreciated!

[Poofox]

i noticed that in some cases you have to wait until the moment the controller stops blinking to connect. for instance, hit connect in the bluetooth manager, then hit the red sync button on the controller, then hit ok in the manager the moment it stops blinking. this is the only way i can do it now for some reason even though it started out working normally. but probably you already figured this out by now...

[MusicNomad]

(08-09-2013, 09:25 AM)Poofox Wrote: i noticed that in some cases you have to wait until the moment the controller stops blinking to connect. for instance, hit connect in the bluetooth manager, then hit the red sync button on the controller, then hit ok in the manager the moment it stops blinking. this is the only way i can do it now for some reason even though it started out working normally. but probably you already figured this out by now...

I have the same problem. Toshiba tends to stop recognizing ALL devices after sleep/restart etc. The long and drawn out process that I have been doing thus far is reinstalling toshiba stack every time. I will try your suggestion, but I would hope there would be a more permanent solution...