Dv2000 bluetooth module problems..

Hey all.. This is going to be a long post - Sorry in advance, but best to get as much info in as possible..
Hey all - I'm at wits end and need some advice/support
I have a laptop - an HP DV2000 (2413cl specifically) that I rebuilt from scraps. I got Fedra 15 (F15)set up on it, then a couple days later my internal bluetooth module arrived so I added it (it is the interal bluetooth module). When I fired up the laptop, the bluetooth icon appeared (wasn't there before, inficating the system saw and knew there was bluetooth now) in the upper left next to the wifi/network status and I thought all was well. It wasn't - The radio said it was on, but the actual system config ui (bluetoth settings) said there were no bluetooth adapters present (paraphrasing). So I hit the forums, and read many people claiming they had the same problem, and the solution was to install windows so you can install the HP software which includes a firmware update. This was good, though I wasn't thrilled about using my only backup drive as a temp windows hdd, because I also had an old BIOS on this laptop, and wanted to update it as well.
After hours of waiting, windows was up and running. (the hours include downloading and installing most of the hp drivers and the nvidia drivers). The hp listed bluetooth driver had couldn't find a device, but allowed it to install anyway - I thought, okay, perhaps after the driver install it'll be able to detect it. Then the BIOS update, reboot and still no mention of bluetooth in windows. I then proceeded to install windows' 480MB of updates, thinking something in there probably was needed to fix a bug or something.. You know.. 2/3 of the way through, windows update crapped out on me locked up. Rebooting lest me in a system-locking state (blue screen) and last known configuration just hangs.. Ticked off, I slapped the fedora drive back in. Now, the only thing that has changed as far Fedora is concerned is the BIOS version, and somehow now I don't even have the bluetooth icon that appeared after the bluetooth module was plugged in (powered off of course, rofl). This obviously is a setback. I mean, F15 may have told me there were no bluetooth adapters/devices present, but it KNEW there was one, because the icon appeared. And the icon was NOT there before the module was installed.
What can I do about this? Is there a way to manually probe hardware or make it try and redetect? Any insight on why a bios update would make Fedora not see the module now? What can I do, rofl
EDIT: This is a repost from the Fedora forums, where I am seeking help as well. Before the floods start coming, I know Linux/non Windows systems are not supported, and that isn't an issue as I have the same problem in Vista as well. So no, Fedora is not the problem, im fact, as I noted - before the bios update (to F.37 or 39 whichever it was that is available) at least Fedora knew there was bluetooth - Vista never saw it, not before nor after the bios update! I'll assume all suggestions / ideas will be for Windows also.. If I can recover my vista, I'll post the exact download file names, but HP's support pointed right to all the files via exact model number, which is dv2413cl. Vista 64 bit. Thanks in advance for any suport, suggestions and help
exit151

Hi and thxs !
I'm using IVT driver with windows XP -----> Here say that this driver is operative under Windows XP : http://www.bluecove.org/bluecove-examples/bluetooth-stack.html
The BT connection on my PC is runing correctly ! (see the JPG).
The Hw adreces of my dispositives are ......(See the JPG).
Why the labVIEW drivers no are operative in my *.vi ????
Regards,
Oriol
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