multiple driver installation

[Never_Dierl1234]

please somebody help me...... i need to install 2 driver on one usb dongle..... is there a way for me to do that ??? please help me... thx thx.....

[hudsonsmith]

Welcome to windrivers Never_Dierl1234. More information is needed. Please explain what devices you are trying to install, on what kind of computer, what operating system, and what you mean by a dongle.

[Never_Dierl1234]

Welcome to windrivers Never_Dierl1234. More information is needed. Please explain what devices you are trying to install, on what kind of computer, what operating system, and what you mean by a dongle.

im trying to install a bluetooth device that connect on my usb port (usb dongle)
here is my comp spec :
1. MSI bluetooth
2. Window XP SP 2
3. Pentium 4 2.8 GHz

pls somebody teach me how to install 2 different drivers on one bluetooth device ..... i need the way urgently.... thx

[hudsonsmith]

Maybe I'm being dense, but you are not making sense to me. Does your computer have built-in bluetooth support or are you attaching a usb device to provide bluetooth support. If you are attaching a usb device to provide bluetooth access, you would need a driver for that device only. The bluetooth devices themselves do not require drivers - bluetooth support is built in to xp sp1 and later.

Please answer:
-Make/model of computer. Pentium 4 2.8 is not make or model - do you have dell, hp, etc. If custom, provide make/model of motherboard.
-Is bluetooth support built-in to computer, provided via an add-in card, or provided via a usb device?
-What specific bluetooth devices are you trying to connect, i.e., printer, mouse, keyboard, pda, phone?

[arch0nmyc0n]

I'm taking a wild stab in the dark as I haven't read much about bluetooth, but perhaps he means having two connections on it or something like that?

[Never_Dierl1234]

here is the story hopefully make sense to everybody :
currently im working on a project that use a bluetooth that connect on a usb port (not built in bluetooth). i have 2 drivers for this device that contain different API and unfortunately my project needs to use both API. To make these APIs work i must installl this two driver on one bluetooth..... if i just choose one driver it means that i just can use one API and give up the other one.....

[confus-ed]

here is the story hopefully make sense to everybody :
currently im working on a project that use a bluetooth that connect on a usb port (not built in bluetooth). i have 2 drivers for this device that contain different API and unfortunately my project needs to use both API. To make these APIs work i must installl this two driver on one bluetooth..... if i just choose one driver it means that i just can use one API and give up the other one.....

So this still isn't particularly making sense to us 'fix it' dudes (least not me anyway), but I now get the drift, some feature is available with one driver you want & someother features available with another, but not both at once ?

pls somebody teach me how to install 2 different drivers on one bluetooth device

Can't do it at the same time ! each device has just has one driver at any one instance - thats it period, unless you are in the business of writing drivers to accomodate all these features in just one driver - we ain't ! we just fix stuff how it ought to work ..

Go back to whoever provided these two different drivers & start with them

[Never_Dierl1234]

So this still isn't particularly making sense to us 'fix it' dudes (least not me anyway), but I now get the drift, some feature is available with one driver you want & someother features available with another, but not both at once ?



Can't do it at the same time ! each device has just has one driver at any one instance - thats it period, unless you are in the business of writing drivers to accomodate all these features in just one driver - we ain't ! we just fix stuff how it ought to work ..

Go back to whoever provided these two different drivers & start with them

ok thx everybody... i have found the way...

[confus-ed]

ok thx everybody... i have found the way...

Which is ...?

[arch0nmyc0n]

Yes plz share, I'm rather interested in how you accomplished this...

[RIOT]

Yes plz share, I'm rather interested in how you accomplished this...

Possibly using hardware profiles???

[confus-ed]

Possibly using hardware profiles???

That'd let him choose which feature set he wanted, but not both at once which was what he seemed to want ?

[RIOT]

That'd let him choose which feature set he wanted, but not both at once which was what he seemed to want ?

I have no idea then...

[Never_Dierl1234]

I have no idea then...

im using window API to change the window registry value ( in this case i change the ImagePath value that contain path to my driver ). when i need the other driver i change the value again then restart the service...