ubuntu 18.04 bluetooth not set up
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I am trying to connect airpods and my other pair of headphones to xps13 ubuntu 18.04. My laptop can find bluetooth devices; however, I always get that not set up status. I tried setting it up by clicking on the not set up, but it won't. How do I fix this?
18.04 bluetooth
asked Sep 23 '18 at 7:23
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I am trying to connect airpods and my other pair of headphones to xps13 ubuntu 18.04. My laptop can find bluetooth devices; however, I always get that not set up status. I tried setting it up by clicking on the not set up, but it won't. How do I fix this?
18.04 bluetooth
asked Sep 23 '18 at 7:23
MoneyBallMoneyBall
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Did you figure it out?
– JPi
Jan 5 at 17:13
@JPi nope, couldn't get it to work :(
– MoneyBall
Jan 9 at 14:28
I made them work, take a look at here: askubuntu.com/a/1123633/782482
– Shayan Amani
Mar 14 at 15:35
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I am trying to connect airpods and my other pair of headphones to xps13 ubuntu 18.04. My laptop can find bluetooth devices; however, I always get that not set up status. I tried setting it up by clicking on the not set up, but it won't. How do I fix this?
18.04 bluetooth
asked Sep 23 '18 at 7:23
MoneyBallMoneyBall
2431412
I am trying to connect airpods and my other pair of headphones to xps13 ubuntu 18.04. My laptop can find bluetooth devices; however, I always get that not set up status. I tried setting it up by clicking on the not set up, but it won't. How do I fix this?
18.04 bluetooth
18.04 bluetooth
asked Sep 23 '18 at 7:23
MoneyBallMoneyBall
2431412
asked Sep 23 '18 at 7:23
MoneyBallMoneyBall
2431412
asked Sep 23 '18 at 7:23
MoneyBallMoneyBall
2431412
asked Sep 23 '18 at 7:23
MoneyBallMoneyBall
2431412
asked Sep 23 '18 at 7:23
MoneyBallMoneyBall
2431412
2431412
Did you figure it out?
– JPi
Jan 5 at 17:13
@JPi nope, couldn't get it to work :(
– MoneyBall
Jan 9 at 14:28
I made them work, take a look at here: askubuntu.com/a/1123633/782482
– Shayan Amani
Mar 14 at 15:35
add a comment |
Did you figure it out?
– JPi
Jan 5 at 17:13
@JPi nope, couldn't get it to work :(
– MoneyBall
Jan 9 at 14:28
I made them work, take a look at here: askubuntu.com/a/1123633/782482
– Shayan Amani
Mar 14 at 15:35
Did you figure it out?
– JPi
Jan 5 at 17:13
Did you figure it out?
– JPi
Jan 5 at 17:13
@JPi nope, couldn't get it to work :(
– MoneyBall
Jan 9 at 14:28
@JPi nope, couldn't get it to work :(
– MoneyBall
Jan 9 at 14:28
I made them work, take a look at here: askubuntu.com/a/1123633/782482
– Shayan Amani
Mar 14 at 15:35
I made them work, take a look at here: askubuntu.com/a/1123633/782482
– Shayan Amani
Mar 14 at 15:35
add a comment |
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Installing package "blueman" will help you.
First launch the terminal by pressing ctrl + alt + T
Then run the command in terminal:
sudo service bluetooth start
Install blueman by typing to terminal:
sudo apt-get install blueman bluez-utils bluez bluetooth
Now again type to terminal:
sudo service bluetooth restart
Now launch Blueman and then connect your devices from the blueman window by searching followed by pairing.
answered Mar 30 at 0:30
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Installing package "blueman" will help you.
First launch the terminal by pressing ctrl + alt + T
Then run the command in terminal:
sudo service bluetooth start
Install blueman by typing to terminal:
sudo apt-get install blueman bluez-utils bluez bluetooth
Now again type to terminal:
sudo service bluetooth restart
Now launch Blueman and then connect your devices from the blueman window by searching followed by pairing.
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Installing package "blueman" will help you.
First launch the terminal by pressing ctrl + alt + T
Then run the command in terminal:
sudo service bluetooth start
Install blueman by typing to terminal:
sudo apt-get install blueman bluez-utils bluez bluetooth
Now again type to terminal:
sudo service bluetooth restart
Now launch Blueman and then connect your devices from the blueman window by searching followed by pairing.
answered Mar 30 at 0:30
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Installing package "blueman" will help you.
First launch the terminal by pressing ctrl + alt + T
Then run the command in terminal:
sudo service bluetooth start
Install blueman by typing to terminal:
sudo apt-get install blueman bluez-utils bluez bluetooth
Now again type to terminal:
sudo service bluetooth restart
Now launch Blueman and then connect your devices from the blueman window by searching followed by pairing.
answered Mar 30 at 0:30
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Installing package "blueman" will help you.
First launch the terminal by pressing ctrl + alt + T
Then run the command in terminal:
sudo service bluetooth start
Install blueman by typing to terminal:
sudo apt-get install blueman bluez-utils bluez bluetooth
Now again type to terminal:
sudo service bluetooth restart
Now launch Blueman and then connect your devices from the blueman window by searching followed by pairing.
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Did you figure it out?
– JPi
Jan 5 at 17:13
@JPi nope, couldn't get it to work :(
– MoneyBall
Jan 9 at 14:28
I made them work, take a look at here: askubuntu.com/a/1123633/782482
– Shayan Amani
Mar 14 at 15:35