How do I DISable the Bluetooth Firmware Update?

Every time I boot my MBP, once the Finder's getting cranked up, I get the dialogue box to update my Bluetooth Firmware. I don't have any Bluetooth items. I'd like to get rid of this. I've tried:
1. Having Spotlight search (including System files) for any bluetooth-related files. No .plist comes up. Nothing "Bluetooth" at all.
2. I manually checked both root and user Library>Application Support folders. No Bluetooth.
3. Bluetooth System Preference: Nothing on the main panel, nor the advanced settings, is checked.
Anyone know what I need to know to stop Bluetooth from insisting on getting its firmware installed? I can't recall if it happened with the initial 10.6 install. Maybe it's begun only since the 10.6.1 update.
Thanks.
Message was edited by: chuck50dc

Barry, after restarting, I verified that this did kill it from Software Update. Yet before I can get to that, the accursed 2.0.1 still insists on being installed.
Worst case, I guess I can just go ahead, install it, make it happy, and get on with life. Maybe even then I'll trash it and see if the Updater returns, demanding another round.
On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being worst, this ranks maybe 1.5. Still, I'd really like to know what's going on.
Thanks for the suggestion, though.

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