Bluesoleil on Macbook Pro (2011) under Bootcamp

Question

I am probably behind the curve, as I am new to owning a Mac, but I contacted the Bluesoleil company to find out how to add the Macbook Pro's bluetooth module to the Bluesoleil stack.  I find the native Windows stack to be missing alot of features and controls, that the paid Bluesoleil stack fills in quite nicely.  However, the driver .inf files don't have the proper VID/PIDs to recognize the built in module.
So, after manually editing the bttl.inf and the btusb.inf, you can get the built in broadcomm module to work properly and quite proficiently.
The changes to the two files are documented in the instructions that IVT sent me, and cleaned up with more concise english:
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=1Rb8dw9FHuQAzzZ_b-1lPyoBlRZPAcLL0jBADMgYhnRWx22v y6YAi_hGZ7e5-&hl=en_US
If the instructions are hard to follow (the kind of were for me), I have the two files that i have already edited for download:
bttl.ini goes in C:\Program Files\IVT Corporation\BlueSoleil\ or C:\Program Files (x86)\IVT Corporation\BlueSoleil\
btusb goes in C:\Program Files\IVT Corporation\BlueSoleil\driver\usb or C:\Program Files (X86)\IVT Corporation\BlueSoleil\driver\usb
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B6ajMv_Xh2dTZGJlN2FlMTktYjZjYy00ZGE0LWIyZjItYzJ kNWYzY2IxNDNi&hl=en_US
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B6ajMv_Xh2dTMzFlMjFmMmEtNThlYS00YjJmLWJlNDAtYTF mYTQwODdjODE2&hl=en_US
After all is done, point the Apple Bluetooth's driver to the ones located in the Bluesoleil folder and it should work with the Bluesoleil stack.  A2DP should now work, as well as headset profile, object push, and some other features that are missing from the native Windows stack.

Answer 1

So that you know, this is a stop-gap work around. I have had some random trouble with connections from time to time but nothing permanent.  I still hold out hope that Bluesoleil will offer official support for this generation of mac within the coming months.  i'm assuming you are using windows 7 for this, but it will be the same for vista.  Go to the start button and in the search box type in "device manager."  Under the list of devices that pop up, select the bluetooth radios catagory.  Select the broadcomm device by right clicking on it and selecting properties. From the new window that pops up, select the "driver" tab from the top and select "update driver."  another new dialogue box will pop up. from this window select "browse computer" instead of "automatically find."  You will then click on "have disk" and navigate to the location where you put the bttc.ini file and select that.  after the driver installs, your computer will need to restart.  you should now be able to use the Bluesoleil software to control the bluetooth functions.  I have gotten both headsets similar to your plantronics and stereo headsets to work, as well as mice and keyboards.
as i said before, it's mostly a work around, but if you need to get bluetooth headset or audio working under boot camp, this is the only way i could find so far.  good luck!