Bluetooth

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	== Mac OS X ==		== Mac OS X ==
-	How to delete the blued.plist file:	+	=== How to delete the blued.plist file ===
-	a. Launch Terminal (usually in the Applications/Utilities folder).	+	Launch Terminal (usually in the Applications/Utilities folder).
-	b. At the prompt, type "sudo killall blued" (do not include the quotation marks) and press return.	+
-	c. You will be prompted for your administrator's password; enter it and press return.	+
-	d. Type or paste "sudo rm -f /private/var/root/Library/Preferences/blued.plist" (do not include the quotation marks) and press return.	+
-	Then restart your Mac, then re-pair the device again and try to sync again.	+	At the prompt, type
		+
		+	sudo killall blued
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		+	You will be prompted for your administrator's password; enter it and press return.
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		+	Type or paste
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		+	sudo rm -f /private/var/root/Library/Preferences/blued.plist
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		+	Then restart your Mac, then re-pair the device.
	[[Category: Windows XP]]		[[Category: Windows XP]]
	[[Category: Mac OS X]]		[[Category: Mac OS X]]

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Mac OS X

How to delete the blued.plist file

Launch Terminal (usually in the Applications/Utilities folder).

At the prompt, type

sudo killall blued

You will be prompted for your administrator's password; enter it and press return.

Type or paste

sudo rm -f /private/var/root/Library/Preferences/blued.plist

Then restart your Mac, then re-pair the device.