Satellite T130-11u - Bluetooth issue Win 7 64bit

Hi, also got a new T130-11u with windows 7 64x
I have a problem with bluetooth.
After i install bluetooth stack 7.10. (new manager) i can not conect any devices to my notebook.
The manager finds devices starts the instalation and it pops an error saying DETECTION OF SERVICE FAILED.
It is the same for dfferetnt bluetooth mouses, or even conecting to mobile phones!!
I tried to download different bluetooth manager but this is the only one that can install the drivers.
If i uninstall the manager, i also uninstall the drivers, and the device manager does not recognise bluetooth missing. !!! wtf !!
So.. Please HELP ...

After installing latest BT stack have you enabled BT module properly?
I use BT on two Toshiba notebooks and I can say the principle is always the same so I don't think on your T130 is some difference.
Move WLAN switch to position ON and use FN+F8 key combination to enable BT module and you should be able to connect it to your mobile phone. If necessary create new connectivity.
Is BT symbol in notification area red or blue when you get this DETECTION OF SERVICE FAILED error?

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