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Originally Posted by nevi
Thank you for you help, I really appreciate it.
I don't think I am understanding though. If, by default, the Disable Bluetooth policy is set to false, then wouldn't that be what we are looking for.
Also, in the policy he loaded onto it, I know that Bluetooth was not diabled. I don't understand much about the BES, but he sent me a screenshot of the IT Policy Rules and the 5 Checkboxes under Bluetooth Policy Group were all unchecked.
The 5 options were: Disable Bluetooth, Disable Pairing, Disable Headset Profile, Disable Handsfree Profile, and Disable Serial Port Profile. None of these were selected.
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Follow this for a minute;
1) If disable the bluetooth is chcecked it means that it wont work.
2) Setting disable bluetooth to false is the opposite of true which in my eyes would be the same as checking it.
So again the policy should say disable bluetooth = false in order for it to work.