macOS Ventura Bluetooth problems: Ultimate fixes

macOS Ventura Bluetooth connectivity problem ultimate solution

After the release of macOS Ventura system, although the user experience is good, Bluetooth connectivity problems occur from time to time. This article will provide a range of solutions, from simple to complex, to help you solve the problem of Ventura Bluetooth disconnection or failure to connect to your device.

Solve Ventura Bluetooth issues

We recommend that you try the following methods in order until the problem is solved:

1. Restart Bluetooth

It seems simple, but it may effectively solve the problem:

1. Click the Bluetooth icon in the menu bar or access Bluetooth through the Control Center.
2. Turn off Bluetooth.
3. Restart your Mac and turn on Bluetooth again.
4. Try to reconnect to the wireless device.

2. Restart the Bluetooth device

The problem may not be with the Ventura system. Sometimes, a software glitch in the Bluetooth device itself can also cause the connection to fail. Restarting the Bluetooth device may solve the problem, especially if the Bluetooth device does not show up.

3. Check the power and discoverability of Bluetooth devices

Make sure the Bluetooth device is fully charged, turned on and in discoverable state and place it close to your Mac.

4. Unpair and repair

If the Bluetooth device is discoverable and appears to be successfully connected to the Mac, try repairing:

1. Open System Settings and enter Bluetooth settings.
2. Find your device, right-click and select "Forgot device".
3. Re-pair the device with your Mac like the first time you connect.

Tip: Use AirBuddy to connect to Bluetooth devices faster. It has a beautiful pairing interface similar to iOS, and can connect with just a click. You can also view the power of all devices in a convenient menu.

5. Disconnect other accessories

If a USB or Thunderbolt device is connected, remove it. Some devices may cause Bluetooth problems. Make sure nothing is blocking the connection between your Mac and Bluetooth device.

6. Make sure macOS is updated

If Bluetooth continues to disconnect, it may be a problem with the macOS system itself. Be sure to keep the system updated:

1. Open System Settings.
2. Go to the General tab and select Software Update.
3. If there is a macOS update to be installed, please install it now.

7. Regular maintenance

Keeping your Mac system in good condition minimizes problems like Bluetooth. Use CleanMyMac X and other tools to perform system maintenance periodically, free up RAM and run maintenance scripts.

8. Clean disk space

Use CleanMyMac X and other Mac cleaning tools to remove junk files and free up disk space.

9. Delete the plist file

Delete the Bluetooth plist file that stores the information of the connected device. macOS will automatically create new files to replace old files.

1. Open Finder and click "Go" in the menu bar.
2. Select Go to Folder.
3. Enter ~/Library/Preferences .
4. Locate the file with Bluetooth.plist in the name and drag it to the Trash.
5. Restart your Mac.

10. Reset the Bluetooth module

If the above method is invalid, you can use the terminal to reset the Bluetooth module:

1. Open the terminal.
2. Enter the command: sudo pkill bluetoothd
3. Press Enter.
4. If prompted, enter the administrator password.
5. Restart your Mac.
6. Check that the Bluetooth device is reconnected.

11. Reset NVRAM/PRAM and SMC (Intel Mac only)

This is the last resort. Resetting NVRAM/PRAM or SMC can solve problems related to macOS core features, including Bluetooth issues. Please note that this method is only available for Intel Macs.

Use Setapp to resolve macOS Ventura Bluetooth issues

It is recommended that you use tools such as CleanMyMac X, AirBuddy, and ToothFairy (all available for free trial through Setapp) to deal with various Mac system problems.

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