Before I switched to Zorin, I had been using Linux Mint (21) where my Bluetooth still worked perfectly, but now it says in the Bluetooth settings that no Bluetooth adapter was found. I have already tried to search for drivers at Intel, but there are only drivers for Windows. My W-LAN still works, although it is the same chip.
I Faced the same issue and found out that the Bluetooth signals interfere with other signals near you ex:- WiFi, transmitters etc. Resulting in shut down of either one of them. Windows have a cure for this but I suppose Zorin doesn't 
. You can use Ethernet cables or run on 5ghz WiFi network in order to prevent this interference and use Bluetooth without problem 
What Bluetooth device are you using?
Is it showing when listed in terminal?
hcitool dev
Current status?
sudo systemctl status bluetooth
sudo systemctl enable bluetooth
sudo systemctl start bluetooth
Have you tried using modprobe to initialize:
sudo -i
modprobe btintel
modprobe bnep
modprobe bluetooth
modprobe brcmfmac
modprobe brcmutil
modprobe realtek
modprobe evdev
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