As I told you Windows XP don't consider its Generic BT Radio Driver as a proper network (PAN). More info on "Generic BT" use my (Generic Bluetooth Personal Area Network and Windows XP SP2) Tutorial. What you need is a second network card "Real 0ne". Here I'll show you how to install a fake NIC to be able to start the ICS. Well it’s the only the way I have found so far.

We are starting with opening of the new hardware wizard. To do so click on: “Start | Run…” in the Run box type hdwwiz.cpl then press Enter the ways you can use.