Is there any way of sending files through bluetooth, from one computer to another?
Sending Files Via Bluetooth
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If the Bluetooth hardware in your PC has Bluetooth Hard Copy Cable Replacement Server capabilities, you can use a Bluetooth USB hub. With the original dongles for the keyboards and mice plugged into the hub, it should be able to pair up with the PC's Bluetooth adapter and transmit all of that data to the PC but you may experience some lag.
There are also 2.4 GHz USB hubs available but they are, in my experience, less reliable than Bluetooth at handling that much data. Check your Device Manager to see if you have the right hardware and drivers:
I don't know if there's an automatic way, but one alternative is creating a shortcut on the start menu:
- Go to your desktop, right-click it and select
new->shortcut - On the textbox, write
fsquirt.exeand click Next. - Change the default name for
Receieve Bluetooth Files(Or the name you want) and clickFinish. - Copy/Move this shortcut to the start menu (Optional):
4.1. Open start menu anc right-click a random icon (Google Chrome, Word, etc.)
4.2. Go to Next -> Open file location. An explorer window will open.
4.3. Copy/move the shortcut from the desktop to the folder that was just opened.
4.4. Open the search box and type the name you have set on step 3. You have now created a bluetooth shortcut.
This is how it would look: Picture Link (I'm sorry I don't have enough reputation to embed pictures)
Best Answer
Its not very hard to send files via Bluetooth, though I would recommend against it if the file is particularly large, as Bluetooth connections aren't particularly fast.
In Windows XP, just right click a file -> Send -> via Bluetooth. Of course, other bluetooth device needs to be paired. Here's a decent write up on sending files via Bluetooth.