Fix Bluetooth problems on your Mac

Fix Bluetooth problems on your Mac?

Overview 

Bluetooth is just one of the wireless technologies that comes packed into your iOS devices and Macs.

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It’s used for short-distance data transmission and it’s super low on battery usage, making it a great option for thirdparty accessories like speakers, mice, headsets, and even the Apple Watch.

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Unfortunately, Bluetooth on the Mac can sometimes be relatively flaky, and when problems occur, there are some troubleshooting steps you can take.

What you can do to fix the issue

Method 1: Have you tried turning it off and on again? 

Click on the Menu Bar, and you’ll see an option to “Turn Bluetooth Off” or “Turn Bluetooth On” if it’s already off.

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If Bluetooth doesn’t work, take the reboot to an extreme; try rebooting your Mac. Visit the  “Apple” menu in your Menu Bar and select the “Restart…” option to completely restart your computer.

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After booting back up, try to connect your Bluetooth peripherals again and see if that didn’t solve the problem.

Method 2: Remove potentially corrupted files 

Step 1: Open Finder on your Mac and click on the “Go” menu in Menu Bar, then click on “Go to Folder…”

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Step 2: In the Go to Folder window that opens up, type in or paste /Library/Preferences and then click on the blue “Go” button.

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Step 3: In the new Finder window that opens, locate the com.apple.Bluetooth.plist file, right click on it, and select “Move to Trash.”

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Step 4: Open the “Go” menu in the Menu Bar once again, and just like before, click on the “Go to Folder” option again.

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Step 5: In the Go to Folder window, delete any text in the text field and type in or paste~/Library/Preferences/ByHost into the text field and click on the blue “Go” button.

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Step 6: When the Finder window opens, locate thecom.apple.Bluetooth.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx file, right click on it, and select “Move to Trash.”

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Step 7: Now reboot your Mac and your operating system will automatically generate new Bluetooth files when you turn Bluetooth off and on again.

Method 3: Reset your Mac’s Bluetooth Module 

Step 1: Hold down the Shift (⇧) key and the Option key and click on the Bluetooth menu in your Menu Bar on your Mac

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Step 2: Go to Debug > Remove all devices and click on it to disconnect from all paired Bluetooth devices.

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Step 3: Now open the same menu once again and click on Debug > Reset the Bluetooth module to reset your Mac’s Bluetooth module.

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Step 4: After resetting your Mac’s Bluetooth module, you can now attempt to re-pair all of your Bluetooth accessories and everything should work as expected.

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