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work great with toshiba stack yes. (you don't have other stuff to do)

Maybe Toshibastack can handle your mouse and keyboard.

(01-14-2013, 01:10 AM)Soopah Wrote: [ -> ]work great with toshiba stack yes. (you don't have other stuff to do)

Maybe Toshibastack can handle your mouse and keyboard.

So, the white one and black one both are TRs?

What about the gold Zelda one?

I had everything working fine on the Toshiba stack with the TR Wiimote but then I ran an update in Windows 8 and now the wiimote turns off the second the connection is created to

the PC. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Toshiba Stack but no change. Any ideas?

change Wiimote batteries or remove/replace it and Add a new connexion to Toshibastack

Well I am just going to buy one of the motion plus add on things from amazon to ensure that it works since nobody will answer my question.

About the WiiMote RVL-CNT-01-TR issue. I have a black WiiMote (RVL-CNT-01-TR, yes the one with Wii MotionPlus inside) and it is working perfect for me.

All I had to do to get it upp and running was:
1. Put the batteries in the WiiMote
2. Buy a cheap USB bluetooth-dongle (mine is a Belkin, other should work fine)
3. Install Toshiba Bluetooth stack 8.00.03, uninstall Win7 bluetooth stack (my bluetooth is integrated with my WiFi, thats why I needed a USB dongle)
4. Insall Dolphin (I use v3.5-144)
5. Open "Bluetooth settings" from the taskbar in Windows 7
6. Add a new connection (Express Mode), press button 1+2 on the WiiMote when you want to conect it
7. The WiiMote probably gets disconected, just click connect it in the Toshiba suit BUT THIS TIME PRESS THE A-BUTTON!
8. In Dolphin click the Wiimote button, then refresh

All done!!!

Hope it helps and that my description isn't to confusing.

/tInc

(01-17-2013, 11:49 AM)tInc Wrote: [ -> ]About the WiiMote RVL-CNT-01-TR issue. I have a black WiiMote (RVL-CNT-01-TR, yes the one with Wii MotionPlus inside) and it is working perfect for me.

All I had to do to get it upp and running was:
1. Put the batteries in the WiiMote
2. Buy a cheap USB bluetooth-dongle (mine is a Belkin, other should work fine)
3. Install Toshiba Bluetooth stack 8.00.03, uninstall Win7 bluetooth stack (my bluetooth is integrated with my WiFi, thats why I needed a USB dongle)
4. Insall Dolphin (I use v3.5-144)
5. Open "Bluetooth settings" from the taskbar in Windows 7
6. Add a new connection (Express Mode), press button 1+2 on the WiiMote when you want to conect it
7. The WiiMote probably gets disconected, just click connect it in the Toshiba suit BUT THIS TIME PRESS THE A-BUTTON!
8. In Dolphin click the Wiimote button, then refresh

All done!!!

Hope it helps and that my description isn't to confusing.

/tInc

Thanks for replying. I do have a cheapo rocketfish Bluetooth adapter from my laptop, but the range sucks so I would rather use my other bluetooth that is PCI and has a massive antenna. I get like 100 feet out of that thing.

But you do what you gotta do. I may just buy a motion plus add on from amazon. Anybody know much about those?

(01-17-2013, 02:45 PM)GrayTheWolf Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for replying. I do have a cheapo rocketfish Bluetooth adapter from my laptop, but the range sucks so I would rather use my other bluetooth that is PCI and has a massive antenna. I get like 100 feet out of that thing.

But you do what you gotta do. I may just buy a motion plus add on from amazon. Anybody know much about those?

I belive you could use Toshibas bluetooth stack with your card (asuming it's not a laptop and that it is not a combined PCI card with WiFi)

If you already have a WiiMote and just want to add the +Plus, there should not be a problem with the connection... after all your WiiMote is already working (the WiiMotes without the -TR ending can connect to your PC if you have Win7 bluetooth stack)
If you dont have a WiiMote, then DON'T buy from a 3rd part manufacturer, the original ones work better with PCs.

The WiiMotes that work with Win7 bluetooth stack is: the gold Zelda one with +Plus and every WiiMote without the ending -TR
You only need Toshibas bluetooth stack if you can't connect to your PC (or keep the WiiMote conected), usualy with the WiiMotes that has -TR at the end
3rd part WiiMotes could work, but you could also get one that you simply can't conect to your PC

(01-17-2013, 03:09 PM)tInc Wrote: [ -> ]

(01-17-2013, 02:45 PM)GrayTheWolf Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for replying. I do have a cheapo rocketfish Bluetooth adapter from my laptop, but the range sucks so I would rather use my other bluetooth that is PCI and has a massive antenna. I get like 100 feet out of that thing.

But you do what you gotta do. I may just buy a motion plus add on from amazon. Anybody know much about those?

I belive you could use Toshibas bluetooth stack with your card (asuming it's not a laptop and that it is not a combined PCI card with WiFi)

If you already have a WiiMote and just want to add the +Plus, there should not be a problem with the connection... after all your WiiMote is already working (the WiiMotes without the -TR ending can connect to your PC if you have Win7 bluetooth stack)
If you dont have a WiiMote, then DON'T buy from a 3rd part manufacturer, the original ones work better with PCs.

The WiiMotes that work with Win7 bluetooth stack is: the gold Zelda one with +Plus and every WiiMote without the ending -TR
You only need Toshibas bluetooth stack if you can't connect to your PC (or keep the WiiMote conected), usualy with the WiiMotes that has -TR at the end
3rd part WiiMotes could work, but you could also get one that you simply can't conect to your PC

That's what I wanted.

So, I will have to find the Zelda gold one or just get the motion plus add on.
I have a Bluetooth + WiFi PCI card so I can't change drivers.

Thank you!

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Well, after a quick search on amazon, all of the motion plus add on things are aftermarket and very cheap quality.

So, I guess I will just buy a black RVL-CNT-01-TR and use my rocket fish Bluetooth USB adapter from my laptop and install the Toshiba drivers.

Do the toshiba drivers also help make the 3rd party wiimotes work better?

So I did it. I bought at Black Wii Remote Plus. (TR)

I got the Toshiba drivers working with an el cheapo Bluetooth adapter and I will get to play skyward sword on Saturday!