## Fixing Bluetooth Issues on MacBook Pro
To fix Bluetooth issues on your MacBook Pro after a restart, try resetting the Bluetooth module and the System Management Controller (SMC). This can be done by restarting your MacBook Pro, then immediately holding down the **Shift + Option + Command + Power** buttons for 10 seconds to reset the SMC, and then going to **System Preferences > Bluetooth > Advanced** and checking the box next to **Reset the Bluetooth module**.
## Step-by-Step Guide
1. **Restart your MacBook Pro**: Begin by restarting your MacBook Pro.
2. **Reset the SMC**: Immediately hold down the **Shift + Option + Command + Power** buttons for 10 seconds to reset the SMC.
3. **Go to Bluetooth Settings**: Click on the **Apple menu** and select **System Preferences > Bluetooth**.
4. **Advanced Bluetooth Settings**: Click on the **Advanced** button at the bottom right corner of the Bluetooth window.
5. **Reset the Bluetooth Module**: Check the box next to **Reset the Bluetooth module** and click **OK**.
6. **Remove and Re-Pair Devices**: Remove all paired Bluetooth devices and try re-pairing them one by one to test if the issue persists.
## FAQs
– **Q: What causes Bluetooth to keep dropping on MacBook Pro after restart?**
A: The cause can be a faulty Bluetooth module, outdated software, or issues with the System Management Controller (SMC).
– **Q: Will resetting the SMC and Bluetooth module erase my data?**
A: No, resetting the SMC and Bluetooth module will not erase any of your MacBook Pro’s data.
– **Q: How often should I reset my MacBook Pro’s SMC and Bluetooth module?**
A: You should only reset the SMC and Bluetooth module when you’re experiencing issues like Bluetooth dropping, and not as a regular maintenance task.
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