How To Fix Bluetooth Connection Problem On Note 5

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is a flagship device packed with many great features and there are very few devices that can compete with it. But many Note 5 users experienced note 5 Bluetooth problems and some of them have also claimed that they face this issue, especially  in the car. There might be various reasons behind this issue but whatever it is note 5 Bluetooth issues in car or else, when you face the note 5 Bluetooth problems, all can be fixed just by going through some easy methods. The best possible solutions are explained here.

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Potential fixes for Bluetooth Connection problem on Note 5:

Method 1:

The first thing you should check to solve the Samsung note 5 Bluetooth issues is the connection. Make sure you have gone through the instruction thoroughly to connect your device with Bluetooth as this process depends on the device. So, you are advised to check the manufacturer’s manual once again and reset the connection. Make sure that you are not skipping any vital part of the connection process. Go to the settings and check if anything needs to be changed. If required, make the changes. Also, you can head towards settings> Bluetooth, to delete all the previous pairing and set them from scratch. This may fix up the Samsung note 5 Bluetooth issues for you.

Method 2:

If the first method does not work out for you, go ahead with the second method that involves clearing the cache. Cache normally stores all the temporary data when you switch between apps. But too much of cache data can slow down the device and works as an obstacle in many cases. This will be very helpful especially if you are facing note 5 bluetooth issues in car.

Here is how to clear Bluetooth cache

• First turn on the device and go to the app icon.
• Next select settings and tap on ‘application manager’.
• Swipe right or left and it will show you all tabs.
• Tap on Bluetooth and then stop it forcefully.
• Next tap on ‘clear cache’ and then select ‘clear data’.
• Press ok to confirm the process and finally restart the device once.

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Method 3:

Performing wipe cache partition is another way to get rid of the Bluetooth issues on your Samsung galaxy Note 5. The process is explained below.

• Turn off the device completely.
• Next, press and hold the Home, power and volume up button altogether until the android logo appears on the screen.
• Release the power button but continue pressing on the other two buttons.
• After a few seconds, android recovery screen will be displayed on the screen. Make use of the volume up and down button to navigate to the ‘wipe cache partition’ option.
• Select that option using the power button. Once this is done, reboot the system using the power button and it might fix up the Bluetooth issue completely in your device.

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Method 4:

The final option is to perform the factory reset. However, do not forget to have a backup of all the data as this process will erase everything from your device.

• Head towards the settings menu from the home screen of your galaxy Note 5.
• Tap on ‘backup and reset’ and then select ‘Factory data reset’.
• Next tap on ‘reset device’ and it will delete everything from the device.

One of the above methods will resolve the issue for you. But in case the same problem exists till then, you better contact with the carrier, retailer or Samsung and go for a repair or replacement.