In this video, I’ll share 6 tips to help you fix macOS Ventura Bluetooth problems.
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If you’ve already upgraded your Mac to macOS Ventura and you’re experiencing Bluetooth problems, try these troubleshooting tricks:

Check for system updates
If you’re running macOS Ventura, here’s how to check if there’s an update:
Go to System Settings - General. Here, click Software Update. If there’s an update present, you should install it.

Unpair + repair your device
Go back to System Settings and click Bluetooth. Click the device that’s giving you a problem. Then, click Forget This Device.
Repair your device to see if it worked.

Turn Bluetooth on/off
Go to your top menu bar and click the Control Center. Switch the Bluetooth on and off.

Remove obstructions
Go to Wi-Fi - Other Networks. Look for your network name [your router name] - 5G and connect to that network. Your Bluetooth device is using 2G — make sure all of your devices don’t use the same signal.

This should prevent your Bluetooth device not showing up on Ventura.

Run maintenance scripts
The app I’m using is CleanMyMac X. You can download it here:
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Reset Bluetooth module
Open Terminal and run this command:
sudo pkill bluetoothhd

Then, reset your device to see if your “macOS Ventura Bluetooth not working” issue is gone.

Reset Bluetooth plist
Go to Finder - Go to Folder. Enter this location:
~/Library/Preferences

Here, search for this file:
com.apple.Bluetooth.plist
Drag the file to the Trash and restart your Mac.

Hope that helped!

Check out this article for more tips for fixing the macOS Ventura Bluetooth issue:
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Contents:

00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Check for system updates
00:45 - Unpair and repair your device
01:14 - Turn Bluetooth off and on
01:29 - Remove obstructions
02:10 - Run maintenance scripts
02:52 - Reset Bluetooth module
03:15 - Delete plist file
03:39 - Outro

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