adafruit / adafruit-bluefruit-le-desktop

Desktop application to interact with Bluefruit LE and other Bluetooth low energy devices on Mac OSX, Windows, and Linux.
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Indefinite "connecting" state on Windows 8.1 #17

Closed swstack closed 9 years ago

swstack commented 9 years ago

I have the app running on a Windows 8.1 VM (via Parallels Desktop) and it opens and scans for devices just fine. However, when I click on a device to initiate the connection process it hangs indefinitely until I cancel it...

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Has anyone seen similar behavior? Any additional info is greatly appreciated.

I plan on further debugging the issue by:

swstack commented 9 years ago

Well I think I may have spoke too soon ... I reset everything (VM and app) and it is now working... :+1:

tdicola commented 9 years ago

Oh no problem, thanks for raising the issue and following up with what fixed it for you. Thanks!

0dividedby0 commented 8 years ago

Unfortunately, I am still having this problem on Windows 10. I have restarted my computer and the application more than once but still no luck. I noticed that in the Device Manager, the CSR8510 dongle is called "Generic Bluetooth Radio". I am trying to communicate with a LightBlue Bean via BLE and would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks

codeblack67 commented 8 years ago

I also have this issue, both on a Windows 10 computer and a Windows 8. The Zadig driver converter worked fine for me; on either computer I used, the bluetooth adaptor either showed up as CSR8510 or "Generic Bluetooth Radio", but had no issues converting the driver or recognizing my Bluefruit Feather when the app was opened on my computer. The Feather just won't fully connect to the computer, and I can't figure out why.

0dividedby0 commented 8 years ago

Turns out I spoke too soon as well. After a lot of messing around, I found out that if you stop the scan after the device has been discovered but before you try to connect, it connects just fine. So to recap, scan until you see your device, stop the scan, then click on your device to connect. codeblack67, hope this works for you too.

codeblack67 commented 8 years ago

0dividedby0, good work! This fixed my issue. Thanks!