Bluetooth is a great technology developed for smartphones. With technological development, many other gadgets also come equipped with Bluetooth feature. Using this feature, you can play music, share data, and connect Bluetooth-enabled devices. However, sometimes, it becomes impossible to work via Bluetooth connectivity. It could get pairing issues, mysterious error codes, or it becomes a total waste of time that often gets annoying.

Bluetooth isn’t a new feature which needs an introduction, but there are many peoples who might have purchased a new phone and found this critical connectivity issue. Basically, it is a technology that enables you to pair two devices wirelessly so that files and data can be shared among the two devices. The first word which you have to face while using Bluetooth is pairing. Without pairing, you cannot share the data.

When the pairing fails or the Bluetooth won’t start, then the problem can be with related to the hardware or software. Remember, the problem can persist in the device you are trying to connect or your own smartphone as well. To get rid of clumsy wires, many of you buy a Bluetooth-enabled device, but you cannot connect or use it. Every technology or device is developed with weakness and Bluetooth technology is one of them.

However, it is not really tough to fix Bluetooth problems. We are here to help you to solve this annoying Android issue. In this article, we will discuss the full troubleshooting guide to fix Oppo Find X Bluetooth, Headphones And Connectivity Problems. Oppo is a popular Android phone maker. These latest phone users have recently reported the Bluetooth errors which need to be fixed. If you have other issue related to any gadgets, feel free to contact Gadget Features Forum.

Fix Oppo Find X Bluetooth, Headphones And Connectivity Problems

Connect Bluetooth headphones

Firstly, you must know how to connect a Bluetooth-enabled device with a smartphone. If you don’t use the correct steps to pair the device, then you might land with an error saying “pairing unsuccessful”. So, these are the steps to connect a Bluetooth device with an Android smartphone.

1. Drag down the Notification shade of your smartphone from the top of the display.
2. Now, swipe down the Quick settings panel from the top of the Notification shade.
3. Tap on the Bluetooth option to turn it on.
4. Tap on the Pair new device. The devices will be scanned and you can see the device name list to be paired.
5. Tap on the device name which you want to pair.

Bluetooth fix

The users must reboot the smartphone if the Bluetooth won’t start. Long press the power key and tap reboot option on the screen. You can also check the Airplane mode and Battery saver mode. If any of these two modes are enabled, the phone connectivity feature won’t work. So, don’t forget to disable these options.

After that, you must ensure the software version of your phone. The device must be running on the latest software version. The latest software comes with upgraded features and bug fixes. You are automatically informed when the latest version is available, but if you haven’t received it yet, then download using the following steps.

1. Your phone must have a good Wi-Fi Network. Without the internet, you cannot install the update.
2. Navigate to the Settings.
3. Tap on About device.
4. Now, tap System Updates.
5. Search for Updates in the settings.
6. If updates are available, then download and install the latest Android version.
7. The smartphone will restart after the installation process.

Bluetooth won’t connect

If you buy a new phone, some of you pair too may Bluetooth devices. This can prevent the device from connecting new devices. So, you must clean the full list of the already paired devices. These steps will help you to remove all the data of Bluetooth devices, you have connected earlier.

1. Navigate to the Settings section of your phone.
2. Tap on Bluetooth option.
3. Wait for a few seconds and you will notice the entire devices list which has been connected with your phone at least once.
4. Now, click on each device name and, remove.
5. Follow the same process and delete all the names.
6. Restart the device and turn on the connectivity again.

Bluetooth problems

Google play store is full of different category apps including Bluetooth applications. These apps help you when the built-in Bluetooth app doesn’t work. Although, these apps can stop the Bluetooth feature of your phone. Safe mode can help you know if the third-party apps are the cause of your Bluetooth issue.

1. Press and hold the Power Key to turn off the smartphone.
2. Press and hold the Volume Down along with Power keys.
3. Release the Power Key when the Android logo appears on the screen.
4. Press and hold the Power key again along with Volume Down key which you are already holding.
5. The phone will start in recovery mode, then release both the keys.
6. You will notice an option which will ask you to enable Safe Mode.
7. Click on Ok to confirm.
8. You will see the safe mode appears at the bottom of the screen

Bluetooth not working

Sometimes, you cannot connect to a specific Bluetooth-enabled device. In this case, check if Bluetooth is enabled in both the devices. If you still cannot pair with the device, then unpair it and pair it again. Follow these methods to unpair the Bluetooth devices you have already connected previously.

1. Navigate to the Settings section of your phone.
2. Tap on Bluetooth option.
3. Wait for a few seconds and you will notice the entire devices list which has been connected with your phone at least once.
4. Now, click on each device name and, then tap on the unpair option.
5. Follow the same process and delete all the names.
6. Restart the device and turn on the connectivity again.

Bluetooth cache

The cache is another culprit which results in many smartphone problems, especially Android devices. The cache is stored in files and folder without your consent. It can be possible that there is some malicious cache stored in the device which is causing the issue. So, here are two methods which can help you to remove the system cache.

Via Recovery mode:
1. Press and hold the power button to turn off the smartphone.
2. Press and hold the Volume Up along with Power keys until you Android or company’s logo appears on the screen.
3. Release both the buttons.
4. In recovery mode, you will see several options, you have to select ‘Wipe cache partition’ using the Power key.
5. You can navigate from the recovery mode by restarting the device.

Via Settings:
1. Navigate to the Settings section of your phone.
2. Tap on Application Manager.
3. Tap on all list which displays all the applications.
4. Search for Bluetooth and tap on it.
5. Now, tap on the Force Stop option.
6. Clear Cache of the phone and confirm.
7. Reboot the phone after all the steps.

Smartphone won’t find Bluetooth

A factory reset is the last method which can solve the Bluetooth issue. It might be possible that you have downloaded a malicious file that preventing the device Bluetooth to work. You can remove the system’s data and files via two methods. We recommend you to factory reset in recovery mode.

Via Settings:
1. Navigate to the Settings of the smartphone.
2. Click on the Backup and reset.
3. Select the Network settings reset option.
4. Tap on the Reset Settings button.
5. Now, restart the smartphone pressing the power button.

Via Recovery mode:
1. Remember to backup all data of the phone.
2. Turn off the smartphone and connect to charging.
3. Press and hold the Power and Volume down buttons.
4. Release and again hold the Power button. Make sure you are holding the Volume down button.
5. Press the Volume down button a few times to highlight ‘Delete all user data and reset all settings’.
6. To confirm tap on Yes.
7. Press the Power button to factory reset.

Final Verdict

So, these were the methods to fix Oppo Find X Bluetooth, Headphones And Connectivity Problems. Other smartphone users can also use these methods if you are facing Bluetooth issues, but the steps can be somewhat different. I hope you liked this article and it helped you to fix the Bluetooth problems. You can read our previous posts if you are facing any other smartphone issues. Don’t forget to share this post with your friends and relatives who cannot share data via Bluetooth.