Bluetooth not working on 17.10 [duplicate]
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Hey so pretty much what the title says, my BT isnt working, I have tried rfkill list, and nothing is blocked.Bluez launches but doesn't do much more than that, since I cant click on anything. Also checked on it with this command sudo service bluetooth status and its telling me its active (running) but every time I go to find a device in BT settings and I click the slider to turn it on, the slider goes blue like it is on, but it doesn't actually search for any devices, also I cant find it when I search on my phone. I don't think its really on because when I back out of the BT setting tab and go back into it the slider is in off position, like i never switched it on. Any help would be appreciated thanks!
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Hey so pretty much what the title says, my BT isnt working, I have tried rfkill list, and nothing is blocked.Bluez launches but doesn't do much more than that, since I cant click on anything. Also checked on it with this command sudo service bluetooth status and its telling me its active (running) but every time I go to find a device in BT settings and I click the slider to turn it on, the slider goes blue like it is on, but it doesn't actually search for any devices, also I cant find it when I search on my phone. I don't think its really on because when I back out of the BT setting tab and go back into it the slider is in off position, like i never switched it on. Any help would be appreciated thanks!
17.10 bluetooth
asked Apr 14 at 12:04
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marked as duplicate by N0rbert, vidarlo, Eric Carvalho, David Foerster, George Udosen Apr 20 at 13:57
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ah yep sorry wasn't sure how to markdown will do next time, also i don't know about duplicate because bluez launches fine except Im unable to click on anything on its UI. I know this laptop has BT, it was there when it was windows, hasnt worked since linux. Could it be a kernel issue?
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how to launch Bluez on Lubuntu
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Hey so pretty much what the title says, my BT isnt working, I have tried rfkill list, and nothing is blocked.Bluez launches but doesn't do much more than that, since I cant click on anything. Also checked on it with this command sudo service bluetooth status and its telling me its active (running) but every time I go to find a device in BT settings and I click the slider to turn it on, the slider goes blue like it is on, but it doesn't actually search for any devices, also I cant find it when I search on my phone. I don't think its really on because when I back out of the BT setting tab and go back into it the slider is in off position, like i never switched it on. Any help would be appreciated thanks!
17.10 bluetooth
asked Apr 14 at 12:04
LappyLinux
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This question is an exact duplicate of:
how to launch Bluez on Lubuntu
1 answer
Hey so pretty much what the title says, my BT isnt working, I have tried rfkill list, and nothing is blocked.Bluez launches but doesn't do much more than that, since I cant click on anything. Also checked on it with this command sudo service bluetooth status and its telling me its active (running) but every time I go to find a device in BT settings and I click the slider to turn it on, the slider goes blue like it is on, but it doesn't actually search for any devices, also I cant find it when I search on my phone. I don't think its really on because when I back out of the BT setting tab and go back into it the slider is in off position, like i never switched it on. Any help would be appreciated thanks!
This question is an exact duplicate of:
how to launch Bluez on Lubuntu
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17.10 bluetooth
17.10 bluetooth
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marked as duplicate by N0rbert, vidarlo, Eric Carvalho, David Foerster, George Udosen Apr 20 at 13:57
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marked as duplicate by N0rbert, vidarlo, Eric Carvalho, David Foerster, George Udosen Apr 20 at 13:57
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ah yep sorry wasn't sure how to markdown will do next time, also i don't know about duplicate because bluez launches fine except Im unable to click on anything on its UI. I know this laptop has BT, it was there when it was windows, hasnt worked since linux. Could it be a kernel issue?
– LappyLinux
Apr 14 at 12:20
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ah yep sorry wasn't sure how to markdown will do next time, also i don't know about duplicate because bluez launches fine except Im unable to click on anything on its UI. I know this laptop has BT, it was there when it was windows, hasnt worked since linux. Could it be a kernel issue?
– LappyLinux
Apr 14 at 12:20
ah yep sorry wasn't sure how to markdown will do next time, also i don't know about duplicate because bluez launches fine except Im unable to click on anything on its UI. I know this laptop has BT, it was there when it was windows, hasnt worked since linux. Could it be a kernel issue?
– LappyLinux
Apr 14 at 12:20
ah yep sorry wasn't sure how to markdown will do next time, also i don't know about duplicate because bluez launches fine except Im unable to click on anything on its UI. I know this laptop has BT, it was there when it was windows, hasnt worked since linux. Could it be a kernel issue?
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Apr 14 at 12:20
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Not sure if this could solve your problem, but it has helped me finding devices that wouldn't appear in Ubuntu bluetooth search a while ago.
This script is used for bluetooth connection with wireless headsets.
Fixing bluetooth stereo headphone/headset problem in ubuntu 16.04, 16.10 and also debian jessie, with bluez5. | gist.github.com
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answered Apr 14 at 15:13
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1 Answer
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Not sure if this could solve your problem, but it has helped me finding devices that wouldn't appear in Ubuntu bluetooth search a while ago.
This script is used for bluetooth connection with wireless headsets.
Fixing bluetooth stereo headphone/headset problem in ubuntu 16.04, 16.10 and also debian jessie, with bluez5. | gist.github.com
edited Apr 14 at 19:30
Drakonoved
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answered Apr 14 at 15:13
Gabriel Ziegler
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Not sure if this could solve your problem, but it has helped me finding devices that wouldn't appear in Ubuntu bluetooth search a while ago.
This script is used for bluetooth connection with wireless headsets.
Fixing bluetooth stereo headphone/headset problem in ubuntu 16.04, 16.10 and also debian jessie, with bluez5. | gist.github.com
edited Apr 14 at 19:30
Drakonoved
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answered Apr 14 at 15:13
Gabriel Ziegler
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up vote
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up vote
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Not sure if this could solve your problem, but it has helped me finding devices that wouldn't appear in Ubuntu bluetooth search a while ago.
This script is used for bluetooth connection with wireless headsets.
Fixing bluetooth stereo headphone/headset problem in ubuntu 16.04, 16.10 and also debian jessie, with bluez5. | gist.github.com
edited Apr 14 at 19:30
Drakonoved
7321415
answered Apr 14 at 15:13
Gabriel Ziegler
55211
Not sure if this could solve your problem, but it has helped me finding devices that wouldn't appear in Ubuntu bluetooth search a while ago.
This script is used for bluetooth connection with wireless headsets.
Fixing bluetooth stereo headphone/headset problem in ubuntu 16.04, 16.10 and also debian jessie, with bluez5. | gist.github.com
edited Apr 14 at 19:30
Drakonoved
7321415
answered Apr 14 at 15:13
Gabriel Ziegler
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edited Apr 14 at 19:30
Drakonoved
7321415
edited Apr 14 at 19:30
Drakonoved
7321415
edited Apr 14 at 19:30
Drakonoved
7321415
7321415
answered Apr 14 at 15:13
Gabriel Ziegler
55211
answered Apr 14 at 15:13
Gabriel Ziegler
55211
answered Apr 14 at 15:13
Gabriel Ziegler
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ah yep sorry wasn't sure how to markdown will do next time, also i don't know about duplicate because bluez launches fine except Im unable to click on anything on its UI. I know this laptop has BT, it was there when it was windows, hasnt worked since linux. Could it be a kernel issue?
– LappyLinux
Apr 14 at 12:20