Bluetooth connectivity with windows 7 ultimet 64bit

Hi,
I am not able to connect my iPhone 3GS with my Windows 7 Ultimate edition 64-bit Notebook.
I can't able to pair with my both device.
Can u help me out on this mater.

M.Assafi,
You keep giving incorrect answers and I've reported you to the moderators. Your accound will be disabled if you continue to give incorrect answers.
To the OP: The iPhone has NEVER supported bluetooth connection with another computer except for the express purpose of tethering. Bluetooth file transfer is NOT supported.

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