Why is my Bluetooth not pairing with other devices?
Bluetooth pairing issues can be due to compatibility, interference, or device settings.
Bluetooth pairing issues are often rooted in compatibility mismatches, interference from other devices, or incorrect settings on either device. Start by ensuring Bluetooth is enabled on both devices and that they’re within a reasonable distance of each other—usually less than 30 feet. Remove previous pairings that could be causing conflicts, as Bluetooth often has a memory cap. If you’re pairing a phone or computer, check the settings and toggle Bluetooth off and back on to reset the connection. Interference from Wi-Fi routers, microwaves, and other Bluetooth devices can also hinder connections, so try moving to a different location. Some devices have visibility settings; make sure the device you’re connecting to is set to 'discoverable.' Updating the Bluetooth drivers or firmware on your device can fix compatibility issues. If none of this works, try restarting both devices and then attempting the pairing again.
