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[Fixed] Intel Bluetooth doesn't work on Ventura 13.4
My setup:
Bluetooth USB ID: 0x0a2b MacOS Version: 13.4 (22F66)
Details:
- The bluetooth appeared in the USB section of "About this Mac" (from OpenIntelWireless troubleshooting section), which seems to be a requirement.
- However, no information was displayed in the "Bluetooth" section.
Solution:
To resolve the problem, I followed these steps:
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Disable IntelBluetoothInjector.kext:
- This step is required for Monterey+.
- Leaving it enabled may not cause any issues, but the OpenIntelWireless FAQ explicitly mentions disabling it.
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Edit the Config.plist:
- Add the following keys under NVRAM > Add > 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:
<key>bluetoothInternalControllerInfo</key>
<data>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA=</data>
<key>bluetoothExternalDongleFailed</key>
<data>AA==</data>
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Run the following command:
sudo rm -rf /Library/Preferences/com.apple.bluetooth.plist -
Reboot your system.
References:
THANK YOU
bluetooth is working again, but when you in sleep mode bluetooth doesn't work anymore
bluetooth is working again, but when you in sleep mode bluetooth doesn't work anymore
nope, I'm wrong, bluetooth is still working.
Hello. I have the same problem. bluetooth is not working. I did everything as described in the instructions, but it still does not work. I have attached a screenshot of what the editor window looks like. Did I do everything right? perhaps instead of "string" you need to specify another value or something else. I can not understand. I have a native card from intel.
bluetooth is working again, but when you in sleep mode bluetooth doesn't work anymore
@zieru, here, sometimes, I have to delete delete the com.apple.bluetooth.plist from time to time. I'm not using bluetooth as much as I used, so I don't really know if this happens every time after sleep. It could be useful to follow the conversations I've linked, they may found a perm fix.
Hello. I have the same problem. bluetooth is not working. I did everything as described in the instructions, but it still does not work. I have attached a screenshot of what the editor window looks like. Did I do everything right? perhaps instead of "string" you need to specify another value or something else. I can not understand. I have a native card from intel.
@ramahat it could be that the plist editor uses a different encoding for strings (I think it's the case for integers). Try editing your Config.plist directly with a text editor. Find the NVRAM key, and paste the code snippet from my previous comment.
