Difference between revisions of "Troubleshooting sync with Android via Bluetooth"
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#A Pin will be generated, confirm it is the same on both the PC and your device. | #A Pin will be generated, confirm it is the same on both the PC and your device. | ||
#Once the key is confirmed your device and PC should be re-paired. | #Once the key is confirmed your device and PC should be re-paired. | ||
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| + | #Go to Settings under Android sync via Bluetooth on the right hand side | ||
| + | #Select the Android device in the devices drop down | ||
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Try the sync again. | Try the sync again. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:54, 21 September 2022
This guide will go over how to re-pair your Android device with your PC via a Bluetooth connection. Before proceeding please verify that your PC has Bluetooth functionality.
Re-pairing your Android with the PC
- Open the System Settings of your Android device.
- Tap Connections and select Bluetooth. Ensure this option is set to On. It will automatically scan and detect all devices in range.
- Select the Gear next to the PC listed here and choose "Un-pair. If you do not see the PC listed, ensure Bluetooth is turned on in the PC.
- From the list of Bluetooth devices, tap the PC again and select "Pair".
- A Pin will be generated, confirm it is the same on both the PC and your device.
- Once the key is confirmed your device and PC should be re-paired.
Ensure the Android is selected in CompanionLink
- Go to CompanionLink
- Go to Settings
- Go to Settings under Android sync via Bluetooth on the right hand side
- Select the Android device in the devices drop down
Try the sync again.