Bluetooth is a wireless method used to connect various electronic devices. Bluetooth has become the most widely used method for connecting various wireless devices. Can't find Bluetooth on your phone? Different types of carrier systems make the way to activate Bluetooth different for each device.
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Method 1 of 4: Enabling Bluetooth on iPhone
Step 1. Go to the Settings app from the main menu
With the Settings app, you can modify your phone and change other app settings.
Step 2. Click Bluetooth
Bluetooth is the third option in Settings.
Step 3. Tap the button next to Bluetooth
This will turn on Bluetooth and will automatically search for devices near your phone to connect to.
Step 4. Use Control Center
Most iPhones require an update that adds Apple's Control Center. When your phone is on, swipe up from the bottom of the screen. Click the button in the middle at the very top of Control Center (the one with the Bluetooth logo)
Method 2 of 4: Accessing Bluetooth on Android Device
Step 1. Find and open your Settings menu
The logo for the Settings menu is a bolt. You can swipe your screen or use the quick settings panel:
On your locked screen, swipe down from the top of the screen with one finger to bring up the notification center. Swipe down again from the top of the screen using two fingers. Doing this will open the quick settings panel
Step 2. Find "wireless & networks" under Settings
This option is one of the first options under Settings. With this, you can manage your WiFi connection.
Step 3. Look for the Bluetooth button and turn it on
To check that your device is using Bluetooth, check at the top of the screen to see if there is a Bluetooth logo or not.
Method 3 of 4: Finding Bluetooth on Windows Devices
Step 1. Access your app list and go to Settings app
From the home screen, swipe left to access the list of apps. The Settings app logo is a cog.
Step 2. Tap Bluetooth on your Settings app
You can also use Windows Action Center for quick access. To access the Action Center, swipe down from the top of your screen. The Bluetooth button will be in the top row.
Step 3. Change the status to "on
With this, you can connect your device with other devices using Bluetooth. Your phone will automatically search for connected devices.
Method 4 of 4: Troubleshooting Your Device
Step 1. Reset your device
Like a computer, sometimes your phone can overheat or run very slowly. Although we rarely think of our phones as computers, our phones can be restored to their original state by restarting them. After turning off your device, wait one minute before turning it back on.
- Sometimes the phone just needs to be given a little action by turning "airplane mode" on and off.
- You can also reset your settings. This will not delete your data and apps on the iPhone. However, if you reset your settings on a Windows or Android device, you will lose all your data and contacts. If you are a Windows or Android user, back up your device on a computer before resetting your settings.
Step 2. Perform the update
Do you frequently ignore reminders from your phone about an upcoming update? It's true that many of us often ignore it, but sometimes updates are sent to fix certain errors, such as Bluetooth not turning on.
Sometimes you have to be connected to a computer or WiFi to do the update. This process will take a lot of time. Therefore, have your phone charger ready
Step 3. Remove the device from your Bluetooth list
If you're having trouble with the device your phone has connected to, try starting from scratch. The problem may be whether your phone's Bluetooth is on or not, but you still need to reconnect your phone with the existing device.
- For Apple devices, tap the device and click "Forget this Device".
- For Android devices, press the device name and click "Unpair".
- For Windows devices, tap and press the device name, then press "delete".
