Hacking HP 5187URF2 bluetooth wii?

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Can i use the apter from HP 5187URF2 bluetooth apter mouse to sync the wii controll? Is there any drivers to it?
 
You don't need drivers, just bluesoleil or any bluetooth software to sync your Wiimote to the PC...!!
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Arm the Homeless said:
Vague Rant said:
A picture of some unidentified hardware? Sure, why not.
xD

Of course, the Wii only accepts signals from pictures if it has the DemodulateMii chip installed. (Perfect moment, no?)

Yes!!! I forgot completely about that, Arm, where can i purchase the DemodulateMii chip. I checked home depot but they said they were out of stock and wouldn't be getting any in till March, I want it now!!!
 
g00s3y said:
Arm the Homeless said:
Vague Rant said:
A picture of some unidentified hardware? Sure, why not.
xD

Of course, the Wii only accepts signals from pictures if it has the DemodulateMii chip installed. (Perfect moment, no?)

Yes!!! I forgot completely about that, Arm, where can i purchase the DemodulateMii chip. I checked home depot but they said they were out of stock and wouldn't be getting any in till March, I want it now!!!

XD
 
Aimen said:
Vague Rant said:
A picture of some unidentified hardware? Sure, why not.

-.- But seriously, can i?

And the picture was from a HP 5187URF2! Idiot!
Depends. You'll have to contact [email protected] (site might be down) for a chip.

The chip contains the necessary drivers you are needing.
 
Aimen said:
Vague Rant said:
A picture of some unidentified hardware? Sure, why not.

-.- But seriously, can i?

And the picture was from a HP 5187URF2! Idiot!
No /you/ cant.
Most other people in the world can, just not you.

The only way to make it work is to send me $300 USD through paypal, and wait 47 years until your snailmail arrives with suspicios instructions and suicide pills
 
Aimen said:
Vague Rant said:
A picture of some unidentified hardware? Sure, why not.

-.- But seriously, can i?

And the picture was from a HP 5187URF2! Idiot!

Concidering the image name is apterbtwdz6.jpg, how is anyone who doesn't have one supposed to know that that's the HP 5187URF2?

I thought it was the 1D10-T model of the DemodulateMii.

Here's the answer your looking for...

If it can accept a bluetooth connection from ANYTHING ELSE THAT HAS BLUETOOTH, then YES, you can sync your Wii Remote with your PC with that.

Press 1+2 when you have the 1D10-T in search mode... it'll see the Wii Remote, and connect it.
 
zidane_genome said:
Aimen said:
Vague Rant said:
A picture of some unidentified hardware? Sure, why not.

-.- But seriously, can i?

And the picture was from a HP 5187URF2! Idiot!

Concidering the image name is apterbtwdz6.jpg, how is anyone who doesn't have one supposed to know that that's the HP 5187URF2?

I thought it was the 1D10-T model of the DemodulateMii.

Here's the answer your looking for...

If it can accept a bluetooth connection from ANYTHING ELSE THAT HAS BLUETOOTH, then YES, you can sync your Wii Remote with your PC with that.

Press 1+2 when you have the 1D10-T in search mode... it'll see the Wii Remote, and connect it.

Finally a good answer! Thanks! But in the device manager, it says that is a normal HID-thing, that are to the mouse of course! But no devices about bluetooth, so i don't think it works. But thank for you answer!
 
Did you pressed 1 +2 and the wiimote leds stayed blinkin' a while...??? if your sdlalsdhlfasdfasHP can find bluetooth devices, then it should work, if not then you're doing something wrong, I used a 5 usd dongle and it worked, I can't believe that your 100 usd kjfjsldjlbjsdlfHP can't do the job...!!!
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If it can, switch it to discovery mode (were it look for devices, I use the windows driver so I click on the windows bluetooth icon in the systray) and press 1+2 on the wiimote.
I have a very old Sitecom Bluetooth dongle (15 euro 4 years ago) and it works.

Note that you need to use GlovePIE if you want to do ANYTHING with the wiimote (it's free)...
 

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