Install Bluetooth driver?

Hello. Can someone please help me with installing a driver for my Bluetooth receiver?

Basically I use a Bluetooth module found in a MacBook Pro to give the best results when I'm in OS X (hackintosh). However, in windows it seems to get detected as a regular keyboard and mouse (or something), as opposed to a Bluetooth device. I have the driver (.exe) for it but how do I install it? If I run the driver software it doesn't detect the hardware. I read online that I probably need to manually point the hardware at the driver or something?

Can anyone help me with this please?

Cheers,
Chris.
 
If i remember correctly, right click Computer -> Manage -> Device Manager -> find your hardware, double click it, go to driver tab and uninstall whatever driver it's using now. Then click update driver and browse my computer for driver.
 
Thanks for the reply.
I tried that but it doesn't work.

The device shows up as a "USB composite Device" in device manager. It always tells me it already has the best driver installed. But I know it doesn't!
 
Hmm...try Computer -> Manage -> Device Manager -> find your hardware, double click it, go to driver tab-> Update Driver -> Browse my computer for driver -> Let me pick from a list -> Have Disk and point it at the driver, and it should say the hardware name in that box, if not disable Show compatible hardware and find Apple -> Bluetooth.
That should force windows to install the driver you're giving it.
 
I can't do it :/

Any other ideas?

The chip is connected via USB internally in the MacBook. I have it connected via a 4 pin header in my PC. I just cant get windows to see it for what it is. I have a small circuit to drop the voltage to 3.3v (IIRC) which shouldn't effect anything signal wise as the device wants a lower voltage.
 
I had a problem similar with a harddrive and a dvd rw, you just need to do a registry hack and it should work fine, ill find a tutorial for you if you bear with me :)
 
Nah that's where I got my drivers from. Somehow my PC is not detecting it.

I just tried it with a non branded Bluetooth dongle and it's doing the same thing. That is being detected as a Keyboard and mouse rather than a Bluetooth dongle (as far as I can tell).
 
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