Bluetooth, like many wireless devices, uses the 2.4GHz wireless channel. In areas with a lot of wireless signals, your wireless keyboard or mouse might have trouble staying connected to your Apple Macintosh computer.
While this use to be an easy problem too correct. In macOS Monterey, Apple have removed the ability to reset the bluetooth module from the menu bar. So in this video, we demonstrate how we use a terminal command to restart the bluetooth module in our computer.
Note: If you’re having trouble connecting Bluetooth devices, try rebooting your computer. Sometimes, a simple reboot can do wonders. But here’s something we’ve found works even better: resetting the Bluetooth module from the Terminal. macOS seems to be better at finding a clear Bluetooth channel to use.
