How to Fix Bluetooth Not Working Problem in Kali Linux Ankit Chaubey, 16, July 202216, July 2022 If you’re experiencing issues with your Bluetooth toggle button returning to Off, or not displaying anything inside the Bluetooth window, there are a few potential solutions. First, try restarting your device. If that doesn’t work, try resetting your network settings. If you’re still having issues,then try this.TABLE OF CONTENTS1 Enable/Activate Bluetooth Manually in Terminal1.1 Install bluetooth Using apt-get1.2 Step 2: Check the Status of Bluetooth as a Service1.3 Step 3: Activating Bluetooth1.4 Step 4: Check the Status of Bluetooth now1.5 Releted:1.6 Best Websites All Linux Users Should Have Bookmarked2 About The Author2.1 Ankit Chaubey3 RelatedEnable/Activate Bluetooth Manually in TerminalStep 1: Check if you have Bluetooth installed in your Kali machine via âaptâapt show bluetoothInstall bluetooth Using apt-getUpdate apt database with apt-get using the following command.sudo apt-get updateAfter updating apt database, We can install bluetooth using apt-get by running the following command:sudo apt-get -y install bluetoothStep 2: Check the Status of Bluetooth as a Servicesystemctl status bluetoothHere, we are looking for an âactiveâ status in the results of the above command. We haveActive: inactive (dead)Step 3: Activating Bluetoothsystemctl start bluetoothStep 4: Check the Status of Bluetooth nowsystemctl status bluetoothWe get active (running)Releted:Best Websites All Linux Users Should Have BookmarkedAbout The Author Ankit Chaubey See author's postsRelated kali Linux Linux BluetoothKali LinuxLinux
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