Fix Your Linux Mint Bluetooth Issue in 3 Simple Steps

If you're experiencing Bluetooth issues on Linux Mint, you're not alone. It’s a common problem that can often be fixed quickly with a few simple terminal commands. Here's how you can get your Bluetooth working again:

Unblock Bluetooth with rfkill Sometimes, Bluetooth gets disabled at the hardware level. To unblock it, open the terminal and run:

rfkill unblock bluetooth

Enable Bluetooth Service Make sure the Bluetooth service is set to start automatically. To enable it, type:

sudo systemctl enable bluetooth.service

Start the Bluetooth Service Finally, start the Bluetooth service with this command:

sudo systemctl start bluetooth.service

After these three steps, your Bluetooth should be up and running! If you continue to have issues, try rebooting your system or checking for updates.

Happy connecting!