Ubuntu 22.04 Bluetooth Issues (Not Connecting To Bluetooth Device)

Question

I installed Ubuntu 22.04 and the Bluetooth was working fine. I turned off the Bluetooth and could not turn it back on.

I did some research and found some calls to turn it back on:

sudo rfkill unblock all
sudo hciconfig hci0 down
sudo rmmod btusb
sudo modprobe btusb
sudo hciconfig hci0 up

Now, I can turn it on and off as I please but It is now not connecting to any device. It would connect for a brief second and then disconnect. Can't find anything from research. Anyone can help with this ?

Also, Whenever I boot up windows, the bluetooth works perfectly fine on windows. So it's not an hardware issue.

I ran the command: bluetoothctl
As you see in the screenshot, it is cycling through connecting to the device and disconnecting.

I ran sudo journalctl -b 0 | grep blue

And get the following (in screenshot)

Answer 1

Just would like to add, every time the computer is restarted the Bluetooth does not turn on. What I do is to run the following code to turn it on. The device will auto connect or hit refresh on the saved device or re-add it to connect it.

### Hard Refresh

## End Service (If it is running)
sudo systemctl stop bluetooth.service

## Removes Hardware Emulation  
sudo systemctl unmask bluetooth.service

## Start Service
sudo systemctl start bluetooth.service
sudo systemctl enable bluetooth

## Re-Enable Hardware Emulation
sudo systemctl mask bluetooth.service 
sudo rmmod btusb
sudo modprobe btusb

## Unblock from rfkill
rfkill unblock all

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Issue Resolved!

All I did was to remove the device and re-add it.