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When my BlackBerry 9630 is connected via Bluetooth to my Dell desktop running Windows 7 x64 there are a bunch of Bluetooth services enabled on Windows:

  • Advanced Audio
  • BB Bypass service
  • BB Desktop Service
  • Dial-up Networking
  • Headset Audio Gateway
  • Remote Control
  • Remotely Controlled Device

When a call arrives on the 9630, Windows immediately answers the call. This is annoying when Windows answers the phone before I even hear an audible ring, and the hapless caller is saying, "hello. hello" on top of music I have playing.

Does anyone know how to tell Windows not to answer the call? I want to be able to don my headset, switch audio to my headset, and then answer the call manually.

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Go to Options> Bluetooth. Click on the paired device with your trackball, select Full Menu> Options> uncheck the Headset option under Services. Done!

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Try disabling them one by one until you find the one you're looking for.

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Yeah. I did. On both Windows and on the phone. No go. Windows still auto-answers. Ugh. – MarkR Jun 18 '10 at 20:10
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