Note: If you use a mouse or keyboard with a USB Bluetooth connection, remove the USB before restarting the device. Preferably, wait for a minute or two and turn them back on. So, turn off your Bluetooth device and Mac. More than half of the troubles vanish after a restart as it resets the settings and caches that might be causing the issue.

While this might be the oldest trick in the book, it’s also the simplest and most reliable. Restart the Bluetooth device and your Mac

macOS Catalina or earlier: Go to Apple logo → System Preferences → Bluetooth → Check box next to Show Bluetooth in menu bar.ģ.

You can also go to the Apple logo → System Preferences → Dock and Menu → Select the Bluetooth from the sidebar and select Show in Menu Bar. You can either use it from here or drag it to the menu bar.

macOS Big Sur or later: The Control Center has a handy Bluetooth icon.

So click the Bluetooth icon from the menu bar → select Turn Bluetooth Off.Īfter a few seconds, repeat the step and click Turn Bluetooth On. The idea is to reset the Bluetooth settings, hoping the fault is dissolved in the process. If it does not, move on to the next step. Once juiced up, the Bluetooth device should work correctly.

Check the battery level of your device and put it to charge. Restart the Bluetooth device and your MacĪt times, Bluetooth devices malfunction when they are low on power.Note: If you are using an iMac or Mac Mini, it is advisable to keep a wired mouse and keyboard handy just to sail through the tricks easily. But don’t worry! I have gathered a bunch of troubleshooting hacks that will help you fix this.

Does your Bluetooth device (wireless keyboard, trackpad, mouse, or headphones) randomly disconnect from Mac and go off the radar? You aren’t alone! Many users are facing this issue, and it is plain annoying.

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