But since GDR3 (Windows Phone 8 Update 3), these issues have mostly gone away. If you're still having Bluetooth issues after trying all the above, contact your carrier or the manufacturer.īluetooth issues have been known on Windows Phone 8. If all else fails, backup the device and perform a factory reset (Settings > About > more info > reset your phone). If the toggle isn't working then there's something wrong with the device's hardware or OS. Third, when the Bluetooth stops working, check to see if you're able to disable Bluetooth and turn it back on (Settings > Bluetooth). Second, try toggling the “Connect in a different way to use Speech with Bluetooth in my car” under Settings > Bluetooth > Advanced. Make sure it's enabled or disabled and that a language is specified. I know it sounds unrelated but it's not and it's important to check. It's not enabled, but it's not disabled either. I asked about speech because it can cause Bluetooth connections to drop. I'll explain in a bit more detail.īefore you begin, make sure the device is completely up to date (Settings > Phone update > Check for updates).īluetooth is. Sorry, my original reply was from my cell phone.
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