(Interestingly enough, I had to re-pair my Apple keyboard and trackpad, but the device in question just connected without me having to do anything) Attempt 2: Removing Bluetooth configuration files Attempt 1: Remove All Devicesįirst, you can of course Shift-Option-click the Bluetooth icon in the Menu bar in order to 'Remove all devices', or 'Reset the Bluetooth module'. The device would keep reconnecting.Īnother way had to be found to forcefully remove the device. However, clicking the little X when hovering over the device wouldn't do anything. One would think this would be an easy fix: Disconnect the device in the Bluetooth preference pane in System Preferences. When this device was re-connecting, keypresses wouldn't register on the keyboard and the cursor wouldn't move smoothly. Weirdly enough, it affected other devices connected, like an Apple Trackpad and Keyboard, causing them to behave erratically.

This Bluetooth device is slightly out of range, causing the system to drop the connection. Lately I've been having a problem with an Audio Bluetooth device (specifically, a Jabra Speak 510) that would keep reconnecting indefinitely to my MacBook Pro, a 16' model running macOS 11.1 Big Sur.

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