Bluetooth losing connection

[Vlad]

Hello I followed your instruction but when I want to close files it said I don't have permission to save changes to the files , and I entered command to terminal it said I am in root "mode"

[FrenchPress]

Hi and welcome to the forum

Since you are necromancing
3 month old thread in non-English language,
I will create a new thread for you.

[FrenchPress]

Here we are.
This thread is all yours.

Please describe the problem you have with your Bluetooth along with which version of Zorin you are using.

[Vlad]

Hello. I am using Zorin OS 16 core.So issue that I have is that my Bluetooth mouse when is connected works some time than stop, when I want to disable and enable Bluetooth interface will not enable Bluetooth again. I tried to do what Aravish suggested in terminal to type command sudo -i and than change lines in 2 files: /etc / NetworkManager/conf.d/default-wifi-powersave-on.conf wifi.powersave = 3change towifi.powersave = 2 and remove hashtag in following/etc/bluetooth/input.conf #UserspaceHID=true,UserspaceHID=true but when I want to close and save changes I got message I am not allowed to make changes

[dasjdoom]

Hello Vlad, try it with;

sudo nano {path to file}

on both files

After adjusting the line use CTRL + x and then y

[Vlad]

when you say path to the file you mine to type this in terminal after sudo-I? I am new to linux , so my questoin is maybe stupid

[dasjdoom]

Yes, but it's

sudo nano /etc.....

for both files.

[Vlad]

it got me there but how to move inside this to get to the file and edit the line

[dasjdoom]

Your doing alright there, but I believe this is not the right file, because the values you are suppose to mutate are missing. Close it (Ctrl +x and n).

Try again but use the full right path which is given by Aravisian,

sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/default-wifi-powersave-on.conf

it should lead to this output with the values present;

[Vlad]

got it , I am in and now I just delete 3 and punch 2? how to save changes now and exit?

[dasjdoom]

I described it above; CTRL + x then y.

[Michel]

@dasjdoom

gedit /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/default-wifi-powersave-on.conf

Fixed

[dasjdoom]

It's ok , but I believe it would be read-only then, but I might be wrong.

[Vlad]

same thing again works for a while and stop working, and when I go to bluetooth options it shows as mouse connected and when I want to disconnected will not allow and move back slide as connected same thing for headphones

[Aravisian]

cat /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/default-wifi-powersave-on.conf

[Vlad]

this is the respond I get when I type this in terminal: [connection]
wifi.powersave = 2

[Aravisian]

Can you please note all devices mac addresses.
Then, disconnect all Blue devices.
Run

bluetoothctl

You will see a couple of prompts. First

agent on

Then,

default agent

Using your Mac addresses for your devices

devices

Replace PLACEHOLDER with the mac address of the device

trust PLACEHOLDER

pair PLACEHOLDER

connect PLACEHOLDER

[Vlad]

same thing worked for a while and stop working, shows mouse is connected in bluetooth setings