Everytime i start my laptop there is a window pop up that says bluetooth stack server has stopped working

Computer services are found under computer management:
Click start, right click computer and click manage. At the bottom of the computer management window click services and applications, in the main window double click services. Look down the list for your bluetooth service, right cllick and cllick properties. Look for startup type, click the dropdown menu and choose automatic and then cllick start, just below. Click apply and then ok to close window. Restart the machine and see if issue is resolved.

If you are running Windows XP, you will need to load on a "Bluetooth Stack" for Audio Profile support. These are not free, unless they are bundled with your laptop of the Bluetooth add-on card.
The built in Windows XP Bluetooth support is minimal and based on data transfer only.
Bluetooth stack providers include Widcomm and BlueSoleil. The Laptop Vendor or add-in card provider need to provide the stack.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_stack

Found this on the Newegg website. Hope this helps.
If you want to go Bluetooth wireless (and you should) be aware that you must use the Toshibia Bluetooth "Stack" driver and not the Microsoft Bluetooth Stack driver on Window's PC's. I found this out by going to Canon's website and downloading the "full" online manual. It has a very nice section on setting up Bluetooth. Anyway, no problem as newegg has a very nice "Zoom" brand Bluetooth PC-Card for laptops that uses the Toshiba Drivers. Just pop in the CD that comes with the PC-Card and follow directions. You can go to Toshiba's website and download latest "stack" driver later. It's a little tricky to get the upload to "take" but it will work. Newegg should offer the PC-Card as an optional bundle (with the printer)like they do the Canon printer's Bluetooth adapter. This way you get everything you need and know that they all work together. I wish newegg sold the battery too.

Please Press and Hold Windows Logo Key and R key. Now the Run Dialogue Box type "Services.msc" then look for the Bluetooth Stack Service check whether it is selected for Automatic and Started. Now click on the REcovery TAB in the PRopeties option of teh Bluetooth Serive and select REstart the Service for all the Failed attempts.

You will need to reinstall the Toshiba Bluetooth stack.
http://download.cnet.com/Bluetooth-Stack-for-Windows-by-Toshiba/3000-2112_4-95448.html

Be sure to get the proper stack for your operating system

IE: stack overflow at line: 0 Today, I noticed the following issue (IE only, of course). Running a page that does some comet (via “XHR GET” for long-polling), I got the following warning: “stack overflow at line: 0′ and the application stopped working…
I did some google-searches and found some “hints” that said I should disable my third-party tools for IE etc. That sounds strange…
In fact the problem was the odd cache behavior of the IE. The XML (from the “long-polling servlet”) was cached and its JS was executed; also the application itself started the polling too, so I (no IE) ran into this odd issue…
Changing the server-side code – that is responsible to render the XML – to have no cache rules (e.g.”Cache-Control”:”no-cache”) did the trick. It worked again. Of course, on your “comet output” you potentially don’t want cache to be present…
So fixing the cache solved the issue. There was no need to disable Norton or any other third-party tool…

I suggest that you first check by restarting the PC. This might clear the problem indicated below,


the rollback the driver in the device manger and try to connect to your Bluetooth Places again.

This is not a driver problem you should see your Bluetooth dongle in the device manager as it was before the error, windows will say that there is no problem so removing the driver and reinstalling is not required however it might work at a last ditch attempt

Ok...try these links to reinstall your bluetooth.
Bluetooth Monitor for Windows XP/Vista (32/64bit) (v4.02; 03-03-2008; 3M)
Bluetooth Stack for Windows Vista (v6.10.02T; 03-03-2008; 60M)
Please install both of those and see if your bluetooth works afterwards.

you have to switch on your bluetooth check it, its button will be there

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Well,I'm not really an expert on Bluetooth, but let me try...

Which version of Windows are you running? If you have Windows XP SP2 or above, the Microsoft Bluetooth stack should be installed on your system. First make sure that the Kensington bluetooth adapter is compatible with the printer and the OS. From what I heard Canon sell a separate Bluetooth adapter for about $80 for this, but I'm not too sure.

Secondly, ensure that the built-in Bluetooth Stack or Software has the required Profile for your printer.

Next, put your printer in "discover" mode (see printer manual for more info ). Use the Bluetooth Connection Utility software that came with the built-in Bluetooth stack to "discover" the printer. Follow the instructions by the Bluetooth stack manufacturer on how to pair and connect Bluetooth devices to your built-in Bluetooth stack.

Please also see THIS article. although it is meant for the Logitech DeNovo keyboard, it can be used for any Bluetooth enabled devices. (Just replace the DeNovo wit your printer in the article.

But mainly, make sure that the Kensington adapter is compatible...

Hope that helps..

IrishDruid