bluetooth is not open in the phone

I'm going to need much, more details on this from you

What have you done to try to open Bluetooth on the phone, are there any errors, etc...

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William @willjoe Репутация: 729 4 · Answer 1 · 2022-10-18T00:46:43-07:00

Restart the device

First thing first! There could be some anomalies in the system altering the connection between your Bluetooth device and the phone. Software related issues like this are solved by restarting your phone.

Just click and hold the power button, then tap 'Restart'. Otherwise, you could also restart your phone by long-pressing the power button for about 8-10 seconds.

Turn off and turn on the Bluetooth connection again

Sometimes, to fix Android Bluetooth not working, you might just need restarting it; especially if it's been left switched on for a while. Therefore, all you need to do is just simply off/on the Bluetooth connection.

Swipe down the quick-setting panel

You'll see the Bluetooth icon, tap on it to switch it off.

Now tap on it again to turn it on.

As well as restarting your Bluetooth connection, kindly restart the Bluetooth device as well.

Clear the Bluetooth cache and data.

If the Bluetooth is not connecting android properly, you might have to clear the stored app data and cache for the Bluetooth app. Just like every other app on your phone, Bluetooth also stores some data temporarily. To clear this, kindly head over to settings.

Open your device Settings

Click on 'Apps & notifications'

Depending on your Android version, kindly tap an option to display all apps.

Now tap the 3-dot icon in the top-right corner for more options, then click 'Show system'

Now scroll through the apps until you locate 'Bluetooth', then tap it.

Tap on 'Storage & cache'. You can now clear both the storage and cache data from the menu.

After that, reconnect with your Bluetooth device to see if it works.

Remove all the paired devices and repair them.

Similarly, as clearing the app data and cache, you may also find luck by repairing with your Bluetooth device; as in, remove and add them again.

Open your device Settings.

Tap 'Connected Devices’

Tap 'Bluetooth'

Now select 'Previously connected devices'

Locate your Bluetooth device from the list and tap on the Settings icon next to it.

Tap 'Forget' on the screen and confirm it.

Regards,

Will