Bluetooth Problem Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
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Whenever I connect a Bluetooth speaker or headset, the device remains connected as long as it is in use. However, if it is not in use even for a few minutes, the Bluetooth automatically turns off. And when I try to switch it on again, it won't. I need to restart my laptop and then only Bluetooth works again.
Is there any way by which I can stop Bluetooth from turning off by itself? Also, why won't it start again without needing to restart the laptop?
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Whenever I connect a Bluetooth speaker or headset, the device remains connected as long as it is in use. However, if it is not in use even for a few minutes, the Bluetooth automatically turns off. And when I try to switch it on again, it won't. I need to restart my laptop and then only Bluetooth works again.
Is there any way by which I can stop Bluetooth from turning off by itself? Also, why won't it start again without needing to restart the laptop?
bluetooth 18.04
asked May 26 at 6:57
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up vote
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Whenever I connect a Bluetooth speaker or headset, the device remains connected as long as it is in use. However, if it is not in use even for a few minutes, the Bluetooth automatically turns off. And when I try to switch it on again, it won't. I need to restart my laptop and then only Bluetooth works again.
Is there any way by which I can stop Bluetooth from turning off by itself? Also, why won't it start again without needing to restart the laptop?
bluetooth 18.04
asked May 26 at 6:57
mridul2899
2613
Whenever I connect a Bluetooth speaker or headset, the device remains connected as long as it is in use. However, if it is not in use even for a few minutes, the Bluetooth automatically turns off. And when I try to switch it on again, it won't. I need to restart my laptop and then only Bluetooth works again.
Is there any way by which I can stop Bluetooth from turning off by itself? Also, why won't it start again without needing to restart the laptop?
bluetooth 18.04
asked May 26 at 6:57
mridul2899
2613
asked May 26 at 6:57
mridul2899
2613
asked May 26 at 6:57
mridul2899
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asked May 26 at 6:57
mridul2899
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I restart it in the terminal, and it works:
Code:
$ sudo -i
# bluetoothctl
[bluetooth]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
[bluetooth]# scan on
[bluetooth]# connect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX (your bluetooth address)
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# trust
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# pair
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# unblock
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
edited Jun 20 at 13:38
karel
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My problem is similar, but it happens only after the computer wakes up from the suspend. It only happens to Bluetooth speaker; there is no such issue with Bluetooth mouse. The current solution I find is to reboot the Bluetooth service bysudo service bluetooth restart.
answered Jun 3 at 15:19
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2 Answers
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active
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I restart it in the terminal, and it works:
Code:
$ sudo -i
# bluetoothctl
[bluetooth]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
[bluetooth]# scan on
[bluetooth]# connect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX (your bluetooth address)
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# trust
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# pair
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# unblock
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
edited Jun 20 at 13:38
karel
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answered Jun 20 at 13:33
devin he
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I restart it in the terminal, and it works:
Code:
$ sudo -i
# bluetoothctl
[bluetooth]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
[bluetooth]# scan on
[bluetooth]# connect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX (your bluetooth address)
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# trust
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# pair
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# unblock
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
edited Jun 20 at 13:38
karel
49.6k11105126
answered Jun 20 at 13:33
devin he
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up vote
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up vote
1
down vote
I restart it in the terminal, and it works:
Code:
$ sudo -i
# bluetoothctl
[bluetooth]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
[bluetooth]# scan on
[bluetooth]# connect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX (your bluetooth address)
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# trust
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# pair
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# unblock
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
edited Jun 20 at 13:38
karel
49.6k11105126
answered Jun 20 at 13:33
devin he
111
I restart it in the terminal, and it works:
Code:
$ sudo -i
# bluetoothctl
[bluetooth]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
[bluetooth]# scan on
[bluetooth]# connect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX (your bluetooth address)
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# trust
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# pair
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# unblock
[Arc Touch Mouse SE]# power off
[bluetooth]# power on
edited Jun 20 at 13:38
karel
49.6k11105126
answered Jun 20 at 13:33
devin he
111
edited Jun 20 at 13:38
karel
49.6k11105126
edited Jun 20 at 13:38
karel
49.6k11105126
edited Jun 20 at 13:38
karel
49.6k11105126
49.6k11105126
answered Jun 20 at 13:33
devin he
111
answered Jun 20 at 13:33
devin he
111
answered Jun 20 at 13:33
devin he
111
111
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up vote
1
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My problem is similar, but it happens only after the computer wakes up from the suspend. It only happens to Bluetooth speaker; there is no such issue with Bluetooth mouse. The current solution I find is to reboot the Bluetooth service bysudo service bluetooth restart.
answered Jun 3 at 15:19
Cico
113
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up vote
1
down vote
My problem is similar, but it happens only after the computer wakes up from the suspend. It only happens to Bluetooth speaker; there is no such issue with Bluetooth mouse. The current solution I find is to reboot the Bluetooth service bysudo service bluetooth restart.
answered Jun 3 at 15:19
Cico
113
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
My problem is similar, but it happens only after the computer wakes up from the suspend. It only happens to Bluetooth speaker; there is no such issue with Bluetooth mouse. The current solution I find is to reboot the Bluetooth service bysudo service bluetooth restart.
answered Jun 3 at 15:19
Cico
113
My problem is similar, but it happens only after the computer wakes up from the suspend. It only happens to Bluetooth speaker; there is no such issue with Bluetooth mouse. The current solution I find is to reboot the Bluetooth service bysudo service bluetooth restart.
answered Jun 3 at 15:19
Cico
113
edited Aug 14 at 17:19
answered Jun 3 at 15:19
Cico
113
answered Jun 3 at 15:19
Cico
113
answered Jun 3 at 15:19
Cico
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