How to Fix Bluetooth Issues on Your Google TV

How to Fix Bluetooth Issues on Your Google TVHow to Fix Bluetooth Issues on Your Google TV

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Your Google TV is not connecting to your Bluetooth devices. You can follow these stps to resolve your connection issues.

  1. Check your blocked devices list in Settings > Remotes & Accessories to ensure your accessory isn’t accidentally restricted [0:58].
  2. Restart your TV by going to Settings > System > Restart [1:33].
  3. Unplug your TV from the wall outlet for 60 seconds to dissipate any remaining electrical charge [1:42].
  4. Disconnect any connected soundbars or external audio equipment, as these can interfere with new Bluetooth pairings [2:05].
  5. Forget old or unused devices in your Bluetooth menu and toggle the Bluetooth setting off and back on [2:21].
  6. Restart the Bluetooth device you are trying to pair, such as your headphones or controller.
  7. Restart your TV in safe mode if the connection problems persist.

Ninja Tip: Check for software updates in Settings > System > About > System update, as outdated firmware often causes handshake issues between the TV and Bluetooth peripherals.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, you can perform a factory reset by navigating to Settings > System > About > Reset.

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