3. When right-click a file in Windows 7,
there is no “Bluetooth” option in “Send
to” menu, see Fig.1. How to resolve it?
4. Affected configurations
The above symptom may occur on the following operating
system:
Microsoft Windows 7
Solution
Optimizing system with an optimizer tool or other wrong
actions might cause “Send to Bluetooth” shortcut missed.
However, this shortcut could be retrieved by the following
methods:
5. Method one: Modeless command
1 Click “Start”,type
“fsquirt” and then
click “fsquirt.exe” in
the result list.
10. If there is no any Bluetooth device listed
under “Select where to send your files”
11. Please check whether two Bluetooth-related services
are enabled in “Services” Window. ( Press “Win+R” to
open “Run” dialogue box, type “services.msc” and
click “OK to open “Services” Window)
12. . If these two Bluetooth services are “Disabled”
or “Manual” in “Startup” type, right-click them respectively,
select “Properties” and set “Startup type” as “Automatic”.
Click “Start” under “Service status” and then click “OK”.
13. Method two: Modify “Send to” menu
Click “Start”, type
“shell:sendto”, then click
“shell:sendto” to open.
14. In this “Send to” window, you will see all shortcuts
displayed in “Send to” menu and there is no
“Bluetooth” icon.
15. Double-click “Computer” icon on the desktop and
then open C:WindowsSystem32. Find out
"fsquirt.exe" in “System32” file, and this is the
Bluetooth program by which the PC sends a file.
16. . Right-click “fsquirt” and select “Create shortcut”.
Cope the shortcut and paste it to “Send to” file.
Right-click “fsquirt” in “Send to” file and select
“Rename”. You can rename it as “Bluetooth”.
17. . After finishing above settings, right-click the file that
you want to send by Bluetooth and you will see
“Bluetooth” from the drop-down list