But here I have apps stretching back to pre-2000 that send over Bluetooth's Serial Port Profile. And these still work fine on Windows 10. The Com port number is created by the Bluetooth driver.
I have never seen a procedure to add a serial port via the method you wrote above. I'm left with the feeling you are just new to Bluetooth and serial port use.
So in short, If you want a COM port that's done with Bluetooth to Serial devices like you see over at Serialio.com.
If you want to use other transport methods, not comports then you have to research those areas which I will not write about here.
Hello everyone!!
I'm trying to send data wirelessly (without USB) from a sensor connected to Arduino UNO (like an HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor) using the AT-09 Bluetooth module. I'm trying to configure the serial port (COM port) the Bluetooth module is going to use to send the data from the sensor but I'm using Windows 10 and it won't let me add any serial ports or appear anywhere in the settings which port Bluetooth is using. The Bluetooth is paired with the PC but it won't let me configure a new port for it. In device manager there is no Bluetooth com port available . I also run a script in Processing which shows the available ports and it only shows one when the usb is connected, so I guess this means that the PC or the OS doesn't support a Bluetooth serial port??.
In an older PC i have though (running win7 ) I can see the Bluetooth port but there is no driver available for neither of the two ports (the one with the USB and the Bluetooth port)- its a very old SONY VAIO..probably it needs more drivers to be installed
Thank you very much!!

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