L655-S5097 64Bit WIN7 and bluetooth stack

I recently set up this PC for my wife and remember seeing a note on the desktop about deleting the bluetooth stack and re-installing it. But I lost that note and am now stuck trying to figure out why the bluetooth doesn't work. In fact the toshiba driver hangs during installation and doesn't even complete. I don't want to completely reload DVDs to the toshiba factory condition since I have already added so many things beyond "base load".
My PCI-mini WIFI card is the Azurewave AW-NB047H not the one that comes in the factory build. The Azurewave site is useless since it doesn't have drivers for this card and the drivers I found on Softpedia (for this exact card model #) didn't work either. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Mike
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SOLVED -- Just had to locate and run the correct file from the CD that came with my Azurewave card.
Thanks,
Mike

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