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How do I fix my Wi-Fi hotspot and Bluetooth not working?
Enable GPS / Location access: Try toggling on and off location access under Settings > Location access. Uninstall third party apps: Uninstall any third-party WiFi / Bluetooth managers you have installed. Reset app permissions: Go to Settings > Apps > All > Press menu button > Reset app permissions.
Why is my Wi-Fi and Bluetooth greyed out?
In my experience, a grayed-out Wi-Fi button usually indicates a hardware problem with the Wi-Fi antenna on your iPhone. On Robert’s model, an iPhone 4S, the Wi-Fi antenna runs directly under the headphone jack, and often times some debris or a little drop of liquid can short it out.
Why won’t my WiFi let me connect?
If your phone is still having trouble connecting, make sure that you’re trying to connect to the right Wi-Fi network, and that you have the correct password. If none of this works, you might need to restart your Wi-Fi router. You can usually do this by simply unplugging it for ten seconds and then plugging it back in.
What do I do if my Bluetooth is not working?
Make sure the audio is playing through the Bluetooth device. Select Start , then select Settings > System > Sound . In Choose your output device, select the Bluetooth device. If your device displays as Paired but you can’t hear audio, make sure it’s connected. Select Start , then select Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices .
Why is my WiFi on my Android phone not working?
WiFi, Hotspot or Bluetooth suddenly stopped working. In many cases, all three. What could cause an Android phone’s WiFi, Bluetooth and Hotspot to stop turning on? Common causes of this problem include:
How to fix WiFi, Bluetooth and hotspot not working?
Uninstall third party apps: Uninstall any third-party WiFi / Bluetooth managers you have installed Reset app permissions: Go to Settings > Apps > All > Press menu button > Reset app permissions Factory reset: Boot the phone into recovery mode and do a data wipe / factory reset or navigate to Settings > Backup & reset > Factory data reset
Where do I find Bluetooth troubleshooter in Windows 10?
To get started, select a heading to see more info. Select Start , then select Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot . In Find and fix other problems, select Bluetooth, and then select Run the troubleshooter and follow the instructions.