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 # If your Bluetooth adapter is USB based, insert it before the installation.
 # Run the extractor. Make note of where it extracts to (For future reference, <var>%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\tc00590500a.temp\</var>). When the installer does not start, run Setup.exe from the temp folder to start the installer. There are no settings to worry about, so just click through.
-# During the installation, the installer will change and show "Installing Bluetooth driver...". During this step, if you get a pop up that says "Please plug in the Bluetooth device and click OK button", make sure your Bluetooth adapter is connected and press OK. If it still happens, then your Bluetooth adapter is not supported. Your only option is to buy a supported adapter, or [[#Forcing the Toshiba Drivers onto the Adapter|force the driver installation]].
+#*If you get a pop up that says "Please plug in the Bluetooth device and click OK button", make sure your Bluetooth adapter is inserted, and if it still happens, your Bluetooth adapter is not supported. You may try [[#Forcing the Toshiba Drivers onto the Adapter|force the driver installation]] instead.
 # Restart your computer when prompted.
-# A window will appear asking for you to sync up your device. You can do that if you want, but for the interests of this guide, close it. Another window will appear, a connection wizard. Also for the interest of this guide, close that too.
+# A window will appear asking for you to sync up your device. For the interests of this guide, close it. Another window will appear, a connection wizard. Also for the interest of this guide, close that too.
-# After closing those, the Bluetooth settings window should appear. If it doesn't, you can access it through the start menu or through the notification icon on the right of the taskbar. This is where you'll be interacting with the Toshiba Stack on a regular basis, and where you'll perform the next step: connecting controllers to Dolphin.
+# After closing those, the Bluetooth settings window should appear. If it doesn't, you can access it through the start menu or double click the bluetooth icon in the notification tray. This is where you will be interacting with the Toshiba Stack on a regular basis, and where you will perform the next step: connecting controllers to Dolphin.
 ::{{image|Toshiba Stack Bluetooth Settings.png|The Bluetooth Settings window|br|link=}}
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 === Forcing the Toshiba Drivers onto the Adapter ===
-If your adapter isn't detected by the Toshiba stack and shows endless "Please plug in the Bluetooth device and click OK button" prompts, you can hack the Toshiba Stack to get around it. Basically, the Toshiba Stack will only install itself onto adapters it ''knows'' will work, and it knows because it has a list of USB\VID numbers. It will only install the Toshiba Stack drivers onto devices on this list. But, with only a little tweaking, you can add yours.
+If Toshiba Stack does not seem to detect the adapter and shows endless "Please plug in the Bluetooth device and click OK button" prompts, it is because the Toshiba Stack will only install its drivers onto the adapter with a matching USB\VID number from the list. Naturally, the adapters not in the list are not supported and will be skipped. It is possible add yours into the list with a small modification. For now, click on the Cancel button and try to finish the Toshiba Stack setup.
-'''''THIS CAN LEAD TO BLUESCREENS AND SYSTEM CRASHES. THIS IS FOR ADVANCED USERS ONLY.'''''
+'''''THIS CAN LEAD TO BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death) AND SYSTEM CRASHES. THIS IS FOR ADVANCED USERS ONLY.'''''
 '''Identifying bluetooth's hardware ID'''
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 '''Editing driver file'''
 # Go to <var>%programfiles(x86)%\Toshiba\Bluetooth Toshiba Stack\Drivers\tosrfusb\</var>
-# Make a copy of <var>tosrfusb.inf</var>, and consider it as a backup. We'll be changing the original file so we need a backup just in case.
+# If necessary, make a copy of <var>tosrfusb.inf</var>, and consider it as a backup.
 # Edit <var>tosrfusb.inf</var> with administrator privileges. Notice that there are three long lists. The first and second lists should look something like this: <var>%TosrfUsb.DeviceDesc160%=TosrfUsb_Device</var>
 # In the bottom of the first list, copy the very last entry and make a duplicate below it. Take the number of the entry (the number immediately after "DeviceDesc") and increase it by 1. Then, erase the USB\VID of this new entry and replace it with the one for your Bluetooth adapter that you collected from Device manager. <br>{{image|Toshiba Stack Hacking Image 1.png|Before adding your Bluetooth adapter.|width=400|link=}} {{image|Toshiba Stack Hacking Image 2.png|After. New line is highlighted in blue.|br|width=400|link=}}
 # Take the line you created in the first list, and copy that to the bottom of the second list. Just copy-paste.
-# On the bottom of the third list, copy the last entry of the third list and make a duplicate below it. Just like before, there is a number following "DeviceDesc" and you need to increase this by one (to the same value that you used in the first and second lists). After this, there is a name in parentheses. Change it to whatever you like. "Laptop Bluetooth" or "BroadCom BT-511 Bluetooth". It doesn't matter, the name is only meant for you. Toshiba won't rely on it in any way.
+# On the bottom of the third list, copy the last entry of the third list and make a duplicate below it. Just like before, there is a number following "DeviceDesc" and you need to increase this by one (to the same value that you used in the first and second lists). After this, there is a name in parentheses. Change it to the way you want to recognize it for yourself. Toshiba won't rely on it in any way.
 # Save the file and close it.
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 For the users of other Windows version, please skip to the next subsection. Meanwhile, the users of Windows 8 and 8.1 will need to do the additional steps, as Windows does not let the users to install the modified <var>tosrfusb.inf</var> to their Bluetooth adapters.
 # Move the mouse to the bottom-right or upper-right corner of the screen (or on a touchscreen, swipe from the right of the screen) and click on the "Settings" with a gear icon. Click "Change PC settings".
-#'''Windows 8:''' On the left column, click "General". On the right, click "Restart now" under the heading "Advanced startup".<br />'''Windows 8.1:''' On the left, navigate to "Update and recovery" → "Recovery", then click "Restart now".
+#'''Windows 8:''' On the left column, click "General". On the right, click "Restart now" under the heading "Advanced startup".<br />'''Windows 8.1:''' On the left column, navigate to "Update and recovery" → "Recovery", then click "Restart now".
 # Next click on "troubleshoot", then click advanced options, then click startup settings. Click restart.
 # Option 7 is what we want (Disable driver signature enforcement). Press 7 or F7 and the computer will restart Windows with the driver signature enforcement disabled (this re-enables on every computer restart so go back through these steps to disable it again if you need to).
 '''Installing the modified driver onto the bluetooth adapter'''
-# Type "Bluetooth Settings" in the search bar of the Start Menu and hit enter. A Windows Security window will pop up asking you to confirm installation of the unsigned drivers. Install the driver. '''This is the step where bluescreens may occur. Save everything beforehand and be ready'''. The process may take some time, and errors may appear during it. Ignore them.
+# Type "Bluetooth Settings" in the Start Menu or Start Screen and hit enter. A Windows Security window will pop up asking you to confirm installation of the unsigned drivers. Install the driver. '''This is the step where BSOD may occur. Save everything beforehand and be ready'''. The process may take some time, and errors may appear during it. Ignore them.
 # Once it has completed, there will be a delay. Then the Bluetooth assistant will pop up and ask you to turn on Bluetooth devices. Ignore it, and close it.
-# In the notification icons (right hand side of the taskbar near the clock) there will now be a blue and red Bluetooth icon. Double click it. Click the "New Connection" button. If the wizard appears, then the Toshiba Stack has successfully installed the Toshiba drivers to your Bluetooth adapter. If a prompt appears saying "Bluetooth is not ready" ...then it failed. Once you reach this point, there is no way known to deal with this.
+# In the notification tray, there will now be a blue and red Bluetooth icon. Double click it. Click the "New Connection" button. If the wizard appears, then the Toshiba Stack has successfully installed the Toshiba drivers to your Bluetooth adapter. If a prompt appears saying "Bluetooth is not ready" ...then it failed. Once you reach this point, there is no way known to deal with this.
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