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From: Pierre Landau on 14 Jul 2005 16:38
I'm using Windows XP Platform SDK for bluetooth authentication. I found that
I can use an all-zero address when calling
BluetoothRegisterForAuthentication() to catch requqest from all remote
devices. (This is not documented. Please let me know if there is another
official way to catch request from unknown devices.) In the callback
function, I call BluetoothSendAuthenticationResponse() to do the
authentication without asking for user to input PIN. This works pretty well
with only a small problem. When my program catches a request, Microsoft
bluetooth driver also pops up a dialog for PIN. Although I can ignore the
dialog, it would be nice to prevent it from showing up at the first place.
Please tell me how to block the dialog from driver. Thanks.
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