#I think BlueZ caused my bluetooth to fail. I can't find a good solution to fix this on google.

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candid yarrow
cursive willow
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Post results from terminal for lsusb; hciconfig -a

candid yarrow
cursive willow
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It will give me some info, it isn't a fix

candid yarrow
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this is what it gave me when i typed it

cursive willow
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sudo hciconfig hci0 up

candid yarrow
cursive willow
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Might want to also do echo "power on" > bluetoothctl and echo "scan on" > bluetoothctl then see if it works

candid yarrow
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Ok

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I typed those in there

cursive willow
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What results for rfkill list; hciconfig -a

cursive willow
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Is this a dual boot with Windows?

candid yarrow
cursive willow
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Might want to shut down and then boot as some things in the results aren't correct

cursive willow
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Power down, might be something messed up with the firmware for that Intel bluetooth

cursive willow
candid yarrow
candid yarrow
cursive willow
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Post URL from terminal for sudo dmesg|grep -E -i 'blue|firm|hci0'|nc termbin.com 9999

candid yarrow
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Ok

cursive willow
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I am not seeing any errors there

candid yarrow
cursive willow
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Might be

candid yarrow
cursive willow
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Did you change any file in /etc/bluetooth

candid yarrow
cursive willow
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I am not sure how to fix that if you downloaded something

candid yarrow
cursive willow
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Might need to reinstall bluez from terminal

candid yarrow
candid yarrow
candid yarrow
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But thanks for trying