Q: What version of Bootcamp do I need?

They kind of work.  They randomly disconnect.  They work perfectly on my iPhone or iPad.  I'm on OS X Lion. I'll try upgrading the OS and see if it works better there. I'll probably get to that next week.

Kappy,

I've spent hours going through the Bootcamp support site. I've downloaded multiple versions of Bootcamp that looked like the correct one based on the Windows 7 Bootcamp instructions but wouldn't install.  The original Bootcamp drivers and Boot Camp assistant does not work fine.  As I mentioned, I used it to download yet another copy of Bootcamp that will still not install because it's not for my computer;

Posting a generic Bootcamp support links really doesn't help.  If you've got something specific, I'd really appreciate it but posting generic links like I'm some kind of newbie who hasn't tried to figure out the answer BEFORE i posted my question is just insulting and unhelpful. I've found many links about people who were having similar issues with Bluetooth headphones on Windows. None of their solutions worked for me.  If you don't have a specific answer, please don't post a reply.

Sorry but I'm already feeling very frustrated.

Thanks Allan but Bluetooth connections are usually immune to lint...

Nice reply but I bet you don't have anything useful. If you did, you would have posted it the first time.

Sorry Allen,  I do understand you're a volunteer.  I also understand that you're genuinely trying to help. The Bluetooth lint comment was intended as good-natured ribbing. I figured you were trying a quick reply and just forgot that the question was about a Bluetooth comment.  If I offended you, I apologize.

Being a volunteer however doesn't justify being condescending.  I came here for help and Kappy's response wasn't at all helpful. He says he has a specific answer. If that's true then he decided not to give it because in his mind, I hadn't tried enough. After all, the answer is "obvious".  So he wasn't actually trying to help, he was either trying to make himself feel important or he was trying to teach me to RTFM so to speak. Neither of those were helpful.

Hi Loner T,

The model ID is MacbookPro10,1

I reset the SMC controller and the NVRAM.  Unfortunately it I'm still getting the invalid model message when I try to run Bootcamp.

I'm using Windows 7 Pro.  It's not the Enterprise version but I did download it from my MSDN subscription. It's possible that could be part of the problem since it's not the "Retail" version.  I tried to search for that as an issue but the only thing that came up was directed towards installing Windows.  I've already got Windows installed and running. I'm just trying to get newer drivers that (I hope) will support the newer Bluetooth protocols.

Do you know of any other ways to get updated Bluetooth drivers?  I've been able to update other things like the NVidia and Eithernet drivers by downloading them directly from the manufacturers.  I was able to find a program on Broadcom's site that's supposed to enable the newer Bluetooth features. It's called the WIDCOMM software. It doesn't seem to work with the "Apple Broadcom" Bluetooth device on the Macbook.  When you run it, it first tries to find a Bluetooth device.  It wasn't able to find either my new Jaybird headphones or my old Bose Bluetooth speaker set.  I don't think it's able to access the Bluetooth radio on the Macbook pro even though the chip is supposed to be supported.  Since it can't find any Bluetooth devices, it never gets to the next steps of updating the drivers.

The information on the chip is hard to come by but as near as I can tell, It's the Broadcom BCM20702.

Thank again for your help.