Solved Bluetooth 'deleted' from Registry

Hey guys,

The past few days, I've been fiddling around with my Bluetooth using Resource Hacker to try and find the tray.exe program which runs when I press my Fn+F3 button. The reason for that is explained here: http://www.sevenforums.com/customization/281949-how-change-bluetooth-tray-icon.html

However, when changing some of the .dll's in the System32 and SysWow64, I guess I prompted CCleaner to notice a change in the Registry related to Bluetooth. As I often do, I used CCleaner to clean my Registry and had no care whatsoever to look at the results, or to back anything up (CCleaner is amazing and I trust it fully ).

Anyway, since then, I've not been able to get anything Bluetooth-related going on my laptop. Pressing Fn+F3 does absolutely nothing and opening the Bluetooth File Transfer in my Start Menu (fsquirt.exe in System32), gives me the following error: "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b)".

Any thoughts?

Laurens

Reinstall bluetooth drivers for your device.

Nope. Had already done that. Not the issue/solution.

Try this tutorial.

Thanks! That worked. The system replaced about 5 corrupted files in System32, all related to Bluetooth. Thanks again.

Awesome.

Btw, if you manage to change the icon without breaking stuff, post a tutorial.