[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Tekflow:
OK, here is another step by step:

First on the UNIVERSAL open Wireless Manager: turn WiFi OFF and Bluetoth ON

then in Settings select Bluetooth Settings, and check "Make this device discoverable to other devices".

To set up Bluetooth drivers on your PC, click on the Bluetooth icon in the System Tray in the bottom right hand corner of the PC's screen. Click 'Add' to begin the search for the UNIVERSAL. Note that some PC's are installed with other types of BT software that will look slightly different.

Check the 'My device is set up and ready to be found' (discoverable) and press 'Next'.

After a short period of searching, an icon representing the device will apppear, with your owner's name used on the Universal.

Select the UNIVERSAL device and begin the Bluetooth "Pairing/Bonding" process. Select the 'Use the Passkey found in the documentation' and enter the appropriate PIN (usually "0000") and then press 'Next'.

The pairing process begins with the UNIVERSAL.

On your UNIVERSAL, enter the same Passkey/PIN entered on the PC and tap on the 'ok'. The Partnership Settings screen will appear, press Finish.

Windows™ XP Service Pack 2 automatically detects and installs the drivers.

Press Finish to complete the Pairing of the PC and Device.

Clicking on the System Tray Bluetooth icon again will now find the previously bonded UNIVERSAL. Select the device and click Properties.

Check the available services on the UNIVERSAL. Select the Dial-Up Networking (DUN) Bluetooth Profile and click OK.

From the Network Connections screen click on "Create a new connection" and click "Next".

Proceed with the following: "Connect to the internet", then "Set up my connection manually", then "connect using dial up modem"

Select the Bluetooth link, click Next, then OK on the next window

Name the Connection and click Next.

Enter the User name and Password for the Connection and click Next. Then click Finish. The dial up connection is now setup.

Now use the Control Panel > Phone and Modem Options to add in your operator's APN:

Select Bluetooth Modem and click Properties. Then select the Advanced tab at the top. You must enter your operator's APN (Access Point Name) to the internet in that location. This is a common mistake and the modem won't work without it! This information is also contained in the UNIVERSAL in the 'Start > Settings > Connections > Tasks > My ISP > Manage Connections'. The APN for the O2 UK network, for example is "mobile.o2.co.uk", so the line would be at+cgdcont=1,"IP","mobile.o2.co.uk".

[The APN selects which path the data takes within your operator's network. Alternatives to the internet APN may be APN's to WAP or MMS servers.]

Optionally, the Access Point can also be defined in the WModem > Tools menu.

On the UNIVERSAL, run the Wireless Modem application by pressing Start > Programs >Wireless Modem. Select Connection Type: Bluetooth. Then tap Start.

From Network Connections, dial the recently created connection (i.e. "My dial-up to the Internet via UNIVERSAL Bluetooth Modem" if that was the name assigned to it).

UNIVERSAL Dial-up Connection Progress: "Dialing *99#" then "Verifying username and password" then "Registering your computer on the network"

Finally, the popup shows that the modem is now connected

When finished browsing or e-mailing, first right click the connections icon on the right hand side of the PC and press disconnect. Then deactivate the USB Modem by pressing Stop at the WModem application.

Tell me if this works, because I still don't have a bluetooth connection on my PC