Bluetooth device driver - Windows 7

I am unable to successfully add my Blackberry 9700 as a bluetooth device paired to my Windows 7 64 bit laptop in order to use the wireless syncing function. When I attempt to pair the device, I receive the error message "device driver was not successfully installed" and "Bluetooth peripheral device- no driver found." The properties display 2 missing drivers. Can someone advise me from where I can obtain these missing drivers. I am using Desktop Manager 5.0.1.28. Thanks

Go to the site for directions. You have to add the drivers manually.
http://www.technospot.net/blogs/how-to-fix-bluetooth-peripheral-missing-driver-blackberry-windows-7/

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