** Summary changed:
- Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
+ Bluetooth devices fail to re-connect after sleep.
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azeam, please open a new bug by running:
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Title:
Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
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Some regression with mainline kernel 5.9 (during all 5.9 release
candidates I've tested as well) - my mouse has to be removed from the
previous connections list and re-paired after each time the mouse goes
to sleep (waiting a couple of minutes). Working fine with 5.8.x kernels.
Ubuntu 20.04, HP
Issue also exists on Debian Buster with 5.4 backports kernel and bluez
5.50-1
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Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after
** Tags removed: artful saucy
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Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
Status in bluez package in Ubuntu:
Some issues have been fixed on Disco so it would be worth trying there.
I've backported the upstream_trusted/pair pointer devices changes in a
bionic SRU and used bug #1779289 for the update (the bug here seems like
it's not only about that though)
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Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
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I have Bluettooth Logitec M535 mouse and have the same problem.
It will pair and I can use the mouse. But as soon as I suspend the laptop, or
power it off it won't work anymore.
I need to go delete the mouse from the list of paired devices, turn off
bluetooth, turn it on again and pair again so
** Tags added: bionic
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Title:
Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
Status in bluez package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug
Thanks!!!
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Title:
Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
Status in bluez package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug
seaofgrass: if the mouse is running slowly then you likely:
(a) Have a poor bluetooth signal (avoid cheap USB dongles); or
(b) Have interference from a 2.4GHz wifi network; or
(c) The system is scanning for new Bluetooth devices in the background.
But you're not alone. We've all seen the
I found a guide with a manual workaround using the bluetoothctl command
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2390542
This procedure has to be executed for every bluetooth mouse to pair and
trust the device.
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The same problem with Ubuntu 18.04, Teknet BM308, and Lenovo Ideapad 320-15IKB
And sometimes when the mouse is conected it's running very slowly
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Same issue in Ubuntu 18.04, fresh install on Lenovo e540 notebook, with two
different bluetooth mouse
- Logitech M557
- Tecknet BM307
The problem occurs in the following cases:
- Mouse Switch off then on
- Mouse inactivity (leaving the notebook for 5/10 minutes)
- Notebook sleep
- Notebook
** Changed in: bluez (Ubuntu)
Importance: High => Medium
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Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
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I am having this issue with Ubuntu 18.04 fresh install on Gigabyte Aero 15X v8.
Mouse is bluetooth Digio2 Trackball. After sleep, on/off switch is broken. Must
remove and re-add from bluetooth settings.
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Raj,
You want bug 1759628, not this one.
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Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
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I am facing similar issue in Kubuntu 18.04. I recently upgraded from
17.10. It was working fine in 17.10. My Bluetooth headset does not
connect after suspend.
I reported in KDE, they asked to raise against Bluez.
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=393631
My temporary fix is restarting the
** Tags added: artful trusty
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Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
Status in bluez package in Ubuntu:
This happens my Mint too. Bluetooth keyboard is working after resume from
suspend but mouse (Logitech M720 Triatlon) is not. bluetoothctl says Connected:
yes .. no .. yes .. no
But bluetoothctl: agent off/on helps (no need to use power and pair commands).
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I began experiencing this recently on 16.04 where it had been working
previously: When resuming from suspend both the Bluetooth mouse and
keyboard would not reconnect when I began using them.
I eventually traced it to a change I'd made in the GUI - I'd changed the
Visibility (Discoverable)
I'm having this same problem in ubuntu 17.10 with an apple keyboard.
Disabling and enabling the device in the settings GUI manually fixes the
problem until the machine sleeps again
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I am also having this issue. Won't start working unless I shut computer
off and on. So frustrating. My version is 5.37-0ubuntu5.1. I'm using
16.04 on a new Dell XPS13.
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this bug is still present in Ubuntu 17.04
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Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
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not being able to use a bluetooth mouse is a critical bug that is
preventing many people from using Ubuntu
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Bluetooth mouse
what does it mean that "This bug report was converted into a question:
question #260266"
does it mean it's no longer a bug?
why does it say unassigned? isn't it supposed to be assigned to the
bluetooth group?
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I am seeing the same thing on a Lenovo ThinkPad W530 running Ubuntu
16.04.1. I can work around by powering Bluetooth off and back on from
the command line. I cannot do this from the menu bar, it never turns on.
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Follow-up to #19:
$ bluetoothctl
[NEW] Controller 00:DB:DF:F9:6A:81 newcastle [default]
[NEW] Device 78:CA:39:EB:AF:83 Laptop Magic Mouse
[NEW] Device 48:59:29:54:70:2D Nexus 5
[NEW] Device F8:16:54:9D:4C:3D TIAA-7321BJWL12
[NEW] Device 3B:B6:0A:CE:DB:FE SPBT3
$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 001: ID
Ubuntu Gnome 16.04 has the same problem.
$ lspci
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Sky Lake Host Bridge/DRAM Registers (rev
07)
00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation Sky Lake PCIe Controller (x16) (rev 07)
00:01.1 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation Sky Lake PCIe Controller (x8) (rev 07)
00:02.0
Kubuntu 15.10, updated. Problem is still Here.
Hello, people! Two years and 4 releases mouses doesnt work with laptops! Is it
ok?
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I've had similar problems in 15.04 and submitted bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/1481136
I've submitted the new bug as my behaviour is similar but not the same
as this bug. In particular the workarounds presented above do not work
for me and the workaround I'm using was
Fresh install of 14.04 and another Bluetooth mouse, still the same
issue, only now no workarounds seem to work. I have to reconnect the
mouse after every suspend/resume.
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** Changed in: bluez (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
Status
Also having the issue on 15.04 on a Lenovo X250 latest bios (Broadwell
issue??)
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Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after
I am having this problem with Ubuntu 15.04. Hardware is a DELL XPS 13
(model 9343, bios A03) notebook. I manage to reconnect the DELL
bluetooth mouse after a suspend and resume, but it becomes very laggy
and erratic.
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I am having this problem with Ubuntu 15.04. Hardware is a DELL XPS 13
(model 9343, bios A03) notebook. I manage to reconnect the DELL
bluetooth mouse after a suspend and resume, but it becomes very laggy
and erratic.
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My bluetooth mouse fails to reconnect when ubuntu restarts...
Just returned to ubuntu from a year or more of Windows, so just finding
my feet again. I have a microsft mouse an bluetooth dongle, It is
showing as paired. However when I restart Ubuntu 14.04 it fails to auto
connect and I have to
** Summary changed:
- Bluetooth mouse failes to re-connect after sleep.
+ Bluetooth mouse fails to re-connect after sleep.
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