Quickly fix Bluetooth errors on Google Pixel phones

On any smartphone if an error or problem occurs, the first solution that users normally apply is to restart the device. So to fix Bluetooth errors on Google Pixel phones, you can try to apply the solution is to restart your device, then check if the error is still there.

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1. Restart your device

On any smartphone if an error or problem occurs, the first solution that users normally apply is to restart the device. So to fix Bluetooth errors on Google Pixel phones, you can try to apply the solution is to restart your device, then check if the error is still there.

If the error persists, you can apply the next solution to fix the error.

2. Clear the cache

The next solution to fix Bluetooth errors on Google Pixel phones is to clear the Bluetooth application cache. Cache data is quite useful because it stores temporary data to switch between applications faster and easier.

However, over time, cache data will gradually increase and this may be the cause of some error on the device. So to fix Bluetooth errors on Google Pixel phones you try to apply the solution is to clear the Bluetooth application cache and check if the error is still there.

To clear the Bluetooth application cache, follow the steps below:

- First on the Home Screen screen of Google Pixel phone, find and click the Settings application.

- Now on the Settings screen, find and click Application manager (or Apps, or Application, depending on your device).

- Next swipe from left to right until you reach the All tab .

- Here find the application named Bluetooth.

- Click Clear cache to clear the Bluetooth application cache.

- Click OK to confirm the process.

- Finally restart your device and check if the error is still there.

3. Reset the Bluetooth connection on the car properly

- Make sure any important part when making the connection is not ignored.

- Access Settings => Bluetooth and make sure the options are adjusted correctly.

- Access Settings => Bluetooth again and delete all previous pairings, then proceed to pair again.

4. Perform Factory reset

The Factory Reset process will 'bring' your Google Pixel device back to its original state, ie go back to the original settings. This means that all the 3rd party data and applications that you have installed on your device will be 'wiped'.

So before you go through the process, you should back up important data on your device to make sure you don't lose any important data.

Make sure you create a backup for all data by moving all your important files to the storage device and backing up your account on Google. Then proceed with the reset process.

1. Open the Settings app on your Google Pixel device.

1. Find and click the Backup and Reset option.

1. Click on the box next to Backup to back up your data on your Google account.

1. Next click Factory Reset to reset your device to the initial setting state.

1. Click Reset phone.

1. After your Google Pixel device has finished booting, check to see if the error has been fixed. Then proceed to restore all your important files and data.

Refer to some of the following articles:

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Good luck!