Hello. The issue started when I went to do a quick reboot, and accidentally hit "suspend" instead of "reboot". I then clicked keys/mouse to turn it back on. When my PC turned back on, the following was showing:
[43581.837002] Non-boot CPUs are not disabled
[43587.77341] usbhid 5-2.1:1.0: couldnt find an input interrupt endpoint
So after waiting a while I just pressed the restart button on my PC and it booted up without any issue.
However any time I try to turn my Bluetooth on now, it no longer does anything. It used to work perfectly from a stock install of Zorin. From the Taskbar, clicking the options and clicking Bluetooth it loads, then does nothing. And if I open the settings, go to bluetooth, and click the switch in the top right, it goes to turn on, then turns off right away. Bluetooth is built into my motherboard, not an additional card/dongle.
Googling around, I found some stuff, but don't want to do anything I don't understand, just to make the issue larger. So here's a list of things I found that may be useful for getting a start on fixing the issue.
sudo rfkill list
systemctl status bluetooth
lsusb
bluetoothctl list
Nothing returned.
systemctl | grep -i blue
sudo dmesg | grep -i bluetooth
lspci
sudo lshw -C network
I also attempted to install Blueman. When I opened it, it threw an error, tried again, and it said bluetooth is not on and gave the option to enable it. Clicked enable, but it still didn't open. And now any time I attempt to open it, it does nothing at all.
I did a little more testing, and used my USB install to do a test run, and it doesn't seem to have fixed anything. So I think it could possibly be an issue with my motherboard, but wouldnt know where to start checking.