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Question posted by gyanjyotihomeoclinic on December 21st, 2011

How Bluetooth Device Works?

dear sir/madem i have compaq 420 laptop ,i want to know how its bluetooth device works? some times in bottem line i find my bluetooth icone in white,some times in green and some times in red. how can i switch it on/off. please tell me soon.

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Answer #1: Posted by joelsharoff28564 on February 27th, 2013 4:32 AM

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U can use WIFI key which is next key to F12.... in that key if a small led will glows its WIFI/BLUTOOTH turned ON..

To turn off use Function key and WIFI KEY..

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