Is there a registry hack to....

khowie

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08-08-2007

Hi,
I am having a problem with my Bluetooth Headset and my Dell XPS M1210
speakers.

The headset appears to pair and operate correctly but the XPS speakers
never turn off and the headset never gets an audio feed.

I don't believe this is a Bluetooth problem due to the troubleshooting
I have already done.

Does anyone know if there is a Vista Registry entry that controls if
the speaker can be switched off and on by an application? If so, what
is it called?

Thanks
Keith

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