On Windows 10 when I turn on Bluetooth I have 5 different Bluetooth profiles enabled by default.
A2DP
AVRCP
PAN
Unknown Service
HFP
How do I disable these profiles?
I want to disable it because I'm about to start my own profiles programmatically and not let windows 10 interfere.
I have managed to find out what windows services are responsible for bringing up these profiles except the PAN profile. Which obviously is not started from windows service.
Windows services for other profiles are :
Connected Devices Platform Service
Bluetooth Audio Gateway Service
Avctp Service
This is how to check which profiles are on:
You check it from other devices (such as smartphones) via the app.
Question :
How do I disable PAN profile?
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I'm looking for a list of Bluetooth GATT Services with a short description of each. I'm developing a BLE Android App and have to choose the best service.
I have a Windows server 2016 vm on Azure and I am trying to do some work in Augmented Reality using Vuforia and Unity. An essential part of this is being able to use my webcam but once I am inside the VM it doesnt recognise my integrated webcam. I tried to connect a webcam through USB as well but this doesn't work either. Is this an impossible task...getting a server instance to recognise webcams on my laptop or is it actually possible? Any help would be appreciated.
You could achieve it by group policy. I have a similar test in my VM.
For Azure VM: install RDSH role, and edit local group policy following this path: Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Device and Resource Redirection , disable the setting of policy Do not allow supported Plug and Play device redirection.
For a Local win10 client: edit the local group policy from the path: Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Connection Client\RemoteFX USB Device Redirection, enable the setting of policy Allow RDP redirection of other supported RemoteFX USB devices from this computer.
restart both sides to update the group policy.
Type the mstsc to launch the Remote Desktop connection, select related remotefx webcam from the path: Show Options-Local Resources-more under the local devices and resources. Then click ok, it should be work.
Mac OS has this feature to have tools called Services. They are registered and then available from the Services menu in most applications. Also they can be assigned to a global shortcut from the system preferences.
Is there a way to register such a service from node.js or electron?
I have a ChromeCast device that I use for development. I have whitelisted the device and have received an AppId.
I am also developing an application for another company. Does the whitelisting support multiple AppIDs per device? Should I have them add my device to their whitelist request, or should I update the URLs associated with my AppID to the other company's receiver url(s)?
If you want to share your device with them, you can request for more app-id/urls to be added to your device. Obviously, if you want them to use their own device, you need to get the serial number of their devices to whitelist theirs for your app or have them whitelist directly.å
Lets say I have a device which my cell phone can connect to via bluetooth (it can be any device on the market...)
For being able to connect this device using a J2ME application on my cell phone, I need to discover the device first, and then discover the service which the device lets cell phones connect to.
My problem is that I don't know how to discover that service.... the device is being discovered with no problems by the J2ME application, but for discovering the service of this device, I need service's UUID and Attributes (J2ME API requirements), which I have no idea where and how to get.
Does anyone know how can I still connect the device's service using a J2ME application, without knowing service's UUID and Attributes ?
Thanks!
As far as I know, there is nothing in the API to directly do "remote service discovery", but I found this, which I think is about that:
Service discovery allows you to find
nearby services, regardless of what
devices are offering them.
DiscoveryAgent provides methods to
discover services on a Bluetooth
server device and to initiate
service-discovery transactions. Before
a service can be discovered, it must
first be registered or advertised on a
Bluetooth server device. The server is
responsible for a number of things,
including creating a service record
that describes the service offered,
accepting connections from clients,
and adding a service record to the
server's Service Discovery Database
(SDDB). In general, it works like Web
services.