Bluetooth Not Working

Quick Answer

Bluetooth issues are typically software-related and can be resolved by re-pairing, restarting, or resetting network settings.

Please note: This guide is provided for informational purposes only. Any steps you choose to follow are at your own discretion and risk. If you're unsure, we recommend booking a professional diagnosis.

Quick Checks

Try these fast checks first — they solve most cases.

1

Toggle Bluetooth

Turn Bluetooth off and on again.
2

Restart both devices

Restart phone and Bluetooth device.
3

Remove and re-pair

Delete the device from paired list and pair again.
4

Check the other device

Ensure it's in pairing mode and charged.
5

Check for interference

Move away from other wireless devices.

Guided Troubleshooting

Answer these questions to narrow down the issue.

Has this device paired before?

Does Bluetooth work with other devices?

Possible Causes

Pairing issue

Very Common

Saved pairing data may be corrupted.

Device not in pairing mode

Common

Accessory needs to be discoverable.

Software glitch

Common

Bluetooth stack bugs.

Interference

Moderate

Other wireless devices can interfere.

If the cause requires professional attention, see Fix Phone connectivity issues.

Self-Fix Instructions

Safe steps you can try at home.

Re-pair device

1. Go to Bluetooth settings. 2. Forget the device. 3. Put the Bluetooth device into pairing mode. 4. Scan and select the device. 5. Complete pairing.

Safety Warnings

Keep Bluetooth off when not in use to conserve battery and reduce security risks.

When troubleshooting isn't enough

If these steps didn't resolve the issue, a professional diagnosis can identify the root cause.

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