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Cannot Connect AirPods to Ubuntu 20.04

cn flag

I am trying to connect AirPods to Ubuntu 20.04 (Kernel : 5.11.0-36-generic), I read many blog posts, but nothing worked, whenever I try to connect, It tries to connect for sometime, and then the Settings App just freezes. Can anyone please help me? Pardon my bad English. Thank you.

Some blogs I read and followed (which didn't work) :

Setting up Airpods Pro on Ubuntu 20.04

How to pair+setup+connect airpod pro on ubuntu 20.04

Update: Issue resolved, see comment.

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cn flag
For anybody who is watching this having a similar problem, Here is a link to a post which solved the problem : https://askubuntu.com/a/1267032/1444293
muru avatar
us flag
Does this answer your question? [Ubuntu 20.04 bluetooth not working](https://askubuntu.com/questions/1231074/ubuntu-20-04-bluetooth-not-working)
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cn flag
Yes, the link I posted in the above comment worked for me. https://askubuntu.com/a/1267032/1444293
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nl flag

None of these and other solutions until I tried enabling SSPMode with

btmgmt ssp on

if this doesn't work try disabling it with

btmgmt ssp off

Note: you need sudo rights and you might need to turn off Bluetooth to switch settings.

Bartosz Petryński avatar
cz flag
Helped on Ubuntu 20.04. Thanks!
Abdel-Raouf avatar
us flag
This worked for me perfectly on ubuntu 21.04.
taylor swift avatar
in flag
had the same problem, this was the only solution that worked for me!
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sl flag
this worked for me on Pop_OS 21.04. Thank you.
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cn flag

After spending 90 minutes trying every solution I finally found something that worked.

Restart the computer, boot into Windows, and use an operating system that while although shitty at least works.

BONUS POINTS: Uninstall Ubuntu and get back your wasted disk space.

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