Bluetooth Troubleshooting Updated Content #1332
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Great job! I suggested to add basic instructions in the beginning and to remove/reword a few things. Please review. Thank you!
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Sections on how to PAIR, how to REMOVE devices step by step with screenshots should be first part of the article in case a new user visits. Where are bluetooth settings? How can I tell when bluetooth is on/off or note working?
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It doesn't look like this was addressed yet?
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| Here are a few additional tidbits about the Bluetooth system that may help with troubleshooting. |
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Almost there! A few more changes requested. And can we add a section on how to get in touch with System76 support at the end?
For example:
If you purchased a computer from System76 and you are still encountering bluetooth problems, please have your serial number ready and open a support ticket.
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I updated a few positive descriptions for clarity. The previous version included explanations on troubleshooting but didn’t include actual steps, so I added those. I also removed installation commands referencing older Pop!_OS versions (21.10 and 20.04), updated the TLP configuration path from /etc/default/tlp to /etc/tlp.conf, and added Blueman as the Bluetooth manager. Additionally, I introduced bluetoothctl as it allows for efficient hardware device checks and generates detailed logs, making troubleshooting and analysis much easier. Additionally, I added new photos to enhance the article’s visual appeal and provide clearer, more informative context.