Fixing the pesky 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error on your Android phone.

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Resolving the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error on your Android phone

Imagine a beautiful day, you're trying to share some photos or data via Bluetooth on your Android device, and suddenly you're greeted with the dreaded 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' or 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth share has stopped' notification. Fear not! In this article, we'll guide you through some effective methods to resolve the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error on your Android phone.

Utilizing Bluetooth functionality allows users to effortlessly share various files such as videos, images, music, etc., from one device to another by pairing and connecting devices via Bluetooth.

But what if you encounter the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error message when you try to enable Bluetooth on your Android device? Fear not, as we've got you covered with some effective methods to fix the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error on your Android phone in the following Mytour article.

Resolving the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error on your Android phone

Method 1: Restarting your Android device to fix the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error

As mentioned in previous articles, the simplest and most straightforward solution you can apply to fix any error is to restart your device.

Try turning off your Android phone and wait for a while, then restart it and check if the error persists. If the error persists, try applying other troubleshooting solutions that Mytour will introduce below.

Method 2: Update and upgrade to the latest Android versions to fix the error

Check if your Android device has been upgraded to the latest Android version. If not, proceed to update to the latest version to fix the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error as well as some other issues.

Follow the steps below to update to the latest Android version:

Step 1 : Access the Settings app on your Android device.
Step 2 : Find and select About .
Step 3: Next, select System update .
Step 4: Check and install any available updates.

Note : The screenshots above are taken from an Asus Zenfone 2. On different Android devices, menus and steps may vary.

Method 3: Clear app data and cache for the Bluetooth app to fix the error

Follow the steps below to clear app data and cache for the Bluetooth app and fix the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error on your Android phone:

Step 1: Open the Settings app on your Android device.
Step 2: Find and select Apps in the Device section.
Step 3: Next, select the All Apps tab and choose the app or process that is causing the Bluetooth error. In this case, select the Bluetooth app.
Step 4: Press Clear Data and Clear Cache to clear app data and cache for the Bluetooth app.

Step 5: Return to the home screen and restart your device.

Method 4: Perform a Wipe Data/Factory Reset to fix the error

The ultimate solution to fix the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error on your Android phone is to access Recovery Mode and perform a Wipe Data/Factory Reset.

Note: Performing a Wipe Data/Factory Reset will erase all data on your Android device. Mytour advises you to back up your data before proceeding with these steps.

If you're unsure how to back up your Android device, readers can refer to the article on setting up automatic backups for their entire Android device on Mytour to learn how to do it.

Follow the steps below to Wipe Data/Factory Reset your Android device and fix the error:

Step 1: Power off your Android device.
Step 2: Press and hold the Power button + Volume Up button + Volume Down button simultaneously to boot into Recovery Mode.

Note: Depending on the different Android devices, accessing Recovery Mode may vary. You can search online for how to access Recovery Mode for your device.

Step 3: Once booted into Recovery Mode, select the Wipe data/Factory reset option and proceed with the process. You can use the Volume Down button to scroll through the menu and use the Power button to select the option.

Step 4: After the Wipe data/Factory reset process completes, select the Reboot system now option and restart your Android device in normal mode.

Finally, check again to see if the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error persists.

Note: The troubleshooting steps for 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' introduced by Mytour above can be applied to all Android devices, including Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets, Xiaomi Redmi & Mi phones, LG, Google Pixel, Google Nexus, Lenovo, HTC, OnePlus, Meizu, Panasonic, Sony, Micromax, Oppo, Vivo, and more.

In this article, Mytour has just introduced 4 methods to fix the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error on Android phones. If you have any questions or need further assistance, readers can leave their comments below the article, and Mytour will respond to your inquiries as soon as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I fix the 'Unfortunately, Bluetooth has stopped' error on my Android phone?

You can resolve this error by restarting your Android device, updating to the latest Android version, clearing the Bluetooth app's data and cache, or performing a factory reset. Start with restarting your phone and gradually try the other solutions if the error persists.

What should I do if restarting my Android phone doesn't fix the Bluetooth error?

If restarting doesn't resolve the issue, try updating your device to the latest Android version. Then, clear the cache and app data for the Bluetooth app. These methods can help eliminate common software glitches causing the error.

How do I clear Bluetooth app data and cache on Android?

To clear the Bluetooth app's data and cache, go to Settings > Apps > Bluetooth > Clear Data and Clear Cache. This step helps in removing any corrupted files causing the Bluetooth error.

Is performing a factory reset the final solution for fixing Bluetooth errors on Android?

Yes, a factory reset can fix the 'Bluetooth has stopped' error by wiping all data and restoring the device to its default settings. However, back up your data before performing this step.

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