Just got a Xiaomi 9T Pro. I'm trying to pair up with my 2016 Chevy Silverado. I turn on bluetooth and refresh. No devices show up. First time I tried My link did come up but could not pair. Any ideas are more than welcome. Thanks
As im using bluetooth devices a lot , some times my bluetooth discovers devices but cant connect so i have to reboot my phone to solve this problem
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hi all
I flashed to overcome 4.0.0 few days ago I set everything up but I noticed a strange bug with Bluetooth.
This is what happens. On the first search of devices I saw my headsets and pc. I paired headset and one pc. Now after some time I wanted to pair another headset and when I entered BT setting I could not see no devices. Not even the ones I have paired before. search, turning of and on, nothing helped. I could see only unpaired devices. Only thing that did help is if I click on that unpaired device than all others showed up. just now I lost connection to my BT headset. Went to setting and I could not find my BT, and I had no other unpaired devices to click on. Luckily turning headset of and back on reconnected it. But this is a huge problem. I can't enter settings for my bt device since I can't see it in the list.
since I do not have 10 posts I can't post to the tread about overcome. Hope to gather few posts here so I can write there.
Thank you all for help in advanced.
I use Remote Phone (https://justremotephone.com) for handeling calls at work. Remote Phone uses bluetooth handsfree profile for the purpose of controlling my phone from the laptop.
When my phone is connected to my laptop with Phone audio, Input device and Contact sharing enabled, it can only connect to my BT headset using Input device and Contact sharing.
When my phone is connected to my BT headset or a BT-speaker with handsfree-support (e.g. my car) with Phone audio, Input device and Contact sharing enabled, my smartwatch (Gear S3) looses Phone audio (or disconnects).
When my phone is connected to my smartwatch (Gear S3) with Phone audio, Input device and Contact sharing enabled, it often fails to register and automatically connect to other known devices.
It would seem that the N8 Sirocco can not connect to multiple devices using Phone audio profile.
I have sendt an e-mail to Nokia support addressing this issue, and will post the answer here.
I'm still on Android 8.0.0, and hopefully this is a SW-problem that is corrected in 8.1.
I'm guessing there is not so many N8 Sirocco owners out there yet, but of the few that is out there, has anyone else experienced similar BT handling issues?
This might not be a problem with the N8 Sirocco, but a problem with BT handling on the Gear S3.....
i have a major BT connection issues with my GEAR s3. It doesnt pair at all. the process gets stuck on the galaxy and stars moving around and saying setting up your device. Any help on how to connect my gear s3?
solution?
MrMastodon said:
This might not be a problem with the N8 Sirocco, but a problem with BT handling on the Gear S3.....
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Hi MrMastodon. Did you solve the topic? As I have similar issue with Nokia 8 and car BT device + GPS BT tethering...
I completely forgot to follow up, it turns out that the Galaxy Gear is known for causing exceptionally bad Bluetooth-performance when paired with non Samsung devices.. I sold it.
Hi guys,
I'm experiencing some odd issues getting bluetooth to work on my BMW Series 5, 2011. I've already used multiple devices over time, including most iPhones, Xiaomi, Pixel 2XL, etc, without any issues. My Note 9 is able to find my car's bluetooth device and apparently connects just fine, however, after requesting a couple of permissions it seems to struggle to maintain connection and then seems to keep frequently connecting/disconnecting.
I've already tried using a different "AVRCP Version" under Developer options, but it doesn't seem to make any difference. This is my first Samsung device, are there any frequent issues I may not be familiar with?
SM-N960F - Exynos
No root - up to date software
Cheers
elmemyself said:
Hi guys,
I'm experiencing some odd issues getting bluetooth to work on my BMW Series 5, 2011. I've already used multiple devices over time, ...
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Try to remove previously paired devices from your car, including this one and repair it.
You should leave the BT dev settings on their default as the phone is choosing the best based on the car's system.
Try also to go to Location's settings, improve location and disable always scanning of BT and Wifi.
mmuntean2 said:
Try to remove previously paired devices from your car, including this one and repair it.
You should leave the BT dev settings on their default as the phone is choosing the best based on the car's system.
Try also to go to Location's settings, improve location and disable always scanning of BT and Wifi.
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Thank you, but unfortunately it didn't help. I even though it was due to being BT 5.0, but the Pixel 2 XL which I used before also had BT 5.0 and worked flawlessly. So weird
You might have to get a new car to go with the new phone
clone1008 said:
You might have to get a new car to go with the new phone
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Don't be that person lol thats not helpful. I had these same issues when I owned the LG V20 and the only thing people did was mock my Bluetooth issues and told me to buy a new truck.
BigMosely said:
Don't be that person lol thats not helpful. I had these same issues when I owned the LG V20 and the only thing people did was mock my Bluetooth issues and told me to buy a new truck.
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Lol... I'm sorry. If it makes you feel better I am having similar issues with my 2017 Audi A6. I have to constantly turn off my Bluetooth and turn it back on every time I get in my car to make it work.
I am having exactly the same issue with my 2011 330i. Connects then drops out. Phone says it is connected sometimes yet the signal strength icon on my car display flashes with no bars lit. I have unpaired and deleted the phone from the car but still will not work. I don't want to buy a new car either!!
After I had an iphone for 5 years, I'm now back at Android once again.
I noticed I don't like everything, for example the Bluetooth settings.
I paired my A6 with my car radio for handsfree conversations. But I have to enter a 4 digit code about every week now. Which annoys me so much. I paired it once with my iphone and after that I never had to pair it again. Now my A6 keeps on telling me to pair it about every week.
So my question is : a samsung employee wrote me a message saying it is a security setting. How can I change this setting to never ask again, or, let's say, once per 6 months?
I hope some whizzkid has a solution to solve this annoying situation for me.
And in addition to this: how can I disable the popup screen showing the available Bluetooth devices when I turn on bluetooth?
I only want it to connect to paired devices automatically, I don't want to see a popup which I have to close.
Hi,
What happen if you reboot your device ?
Did you lost all paired devices or not ?
Has anyone experienced bluetooth issues since yesterday's (January patch) update? My device remains connected to my watch, but refuses to connect to my car audio. I hope I'm not left waiting until February for a potential fix.
Pumpino said:
Has anyone experienced bluetooth issues since yesterday's (January patch) update? My device remains connected to my watch, but refuses to connect to my car audio. I hope I'm not left waiting until February for a potential fix.
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Exact same problem here, Pixel 4a (not 5G) from Italy and Ford Focus MK3 2011 bluetooth. Everything OK with my Galaxy Band 2 but the car connects and disconnects continuosly. I unpaired the phone and then I wasn't able to reconnect until I disconnected car's head unit fuse (the car won't give me the PIN for connecting). After the reset I was able to connect again wit the Pixel 4a, but it showed the same loop of connections/disconnections. Tried with a Nokia 4.2 and everything works, so January update must have messed something with the "old" Bluetooth standards
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Exact same problem here, Pixel 4a (not 5G) from Italy and Ford Focus MK3 2011 bluetooth. Everything OK with my Galaxy Band 2 but the car connects and disconnects continuosly. I unpaired the phone and then I wasn't able to reconnect until I disconnected car's head unit fuse (the car won't give me the PIN for connecting). After the reset I was able to connect again wit the Pixel 4a, but it showed the same loop of connections/disconnections. Tried with a Nokia 4.2 and everything works, so January update must have messed something with the "old" Bluetooth standards
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I'm glad it's not just me then (I mean that in the nicest possible way). I unpaired my phone from my Toyota Camry too and when I attempt to pair it, the phone says it's connected but the car remains searching. I tried with my Galaxy S21, and it worked fine. I'd also used the 4a 5G in the car an hour or two before installing the update, so I'm confident that it's the update that broke it.
I don't know if I should wait a month (which is annoying, as it means no music, Google Maps or phone calls through the car audio), or flash a custom ROM. Not having it work for (at least) one month is pretty bad.
Exactly, pretty bad. I chatted with the Google Pixel help and they told me to reset the phone connections and retry. I've done it (VERY annoying because it also resets ALL the Wi-Fi stored passwords and unpairs every Bluetooth device on the phone). I'll try to pair it again with the car when I'll go home later and I'll let you know
Nope, even after the reset of all phone's connections the behaviour with my car remains unchanged. Let's hope that February update fixes everything
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Nope, even after the reset of all phone's connections the behaviour with my car remains unchanged. Let's hope that February update fixes everything
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I might look into whether other Pixel models are impacted, too. I'll let you know if I find out anything.
Some Google Pixels are failing to connect to in-car Bluetooth after installing January's security patch
No, it's not just you — some Pixel owners are experiencing Bluetooth connection issues after updating to January's patch
www.androidpolice.com
The Pixel's January software update has broken auto Bluetooth pairing for some
Some Pixel owners are experiencing an issue with Google's latest software update that is breaking auto Bluetooth pairing.
www.androidauthority.com