Bluetooth Crashed, won't turn on or off (can it be reset?)

Easy; Go to settings and tell the device to scan for devices. Obviously make sure the device you want to use is turned on first and all going well, your phone will tell you your ready to use that pareticular bluetooth device. Good Luck. George

Go to settings, General, blue tooth and remove any "other" previous paired BT devices & Turn off BT, then go to Sett. General, scroll down to reset and reset network settings, this will not delete anything. Power off BT speaker. after iPad re-boots turn on BT Speaker First, make sure BT is off on iPad as well as WIFI-wait like 10-15 seconds and then turn BT on in iPad it should see your speaker now and let you pair it up.

The headset may still be listed on the computer, you need to delete it and then re-pair it back up the computer. When your computer crashed you didn't say if the bluetooth is on the computer or if it is something that is an adapter, which may have been damaged in the crash.

Good luck from Headsets Direct!

To reset the hardware:
• Plug the charger into a power outlet, then press the
Volume Up and Volume Down buttons at the same
time. This turns off power to the headset and resets it.

I had the same problem. I plugged a USB charger into the headset and turned the power switch off. It worked as normal after that. I think it does not like to be "on" when the USB is disconnected. Anyway it seems the plugging/unplugging kick-started it.

when you turn it on it will flash blue don't let go of the on/off button until it flash red on one side and then blue on the other side then let go of the on/off button. hope it works for you

The internal battery is bad or your charger is faulty, got a kink in the cord.

try having the phone reflash...that should correct that problem.....find a mobile shop close to you that can reflash the frimware

I also had this problem running PS2 games. I noticed that when it happened, my bluetooth remotes becames unpaired and could no longer be used to turn the PS3 on/off. Pressing the PS button would not interrupt the hung PS2 game (i.e., it would not give me the options to quit the game, turn the system/controller off, etc.). I talked with the Sony Playstation folks and they suggested resetting the bluetooth controllers (by poking the hole on the backside next to the screw hole). They said sometimes the bluetooth info gets honked. Just before this problem popped up, I was messing around with pairing a bluetooth headset and may have interrupted the pairing. You may have a similar situation, so try resetting your controllers. You may have to plug into the USB port if they won't re-pair after resetting (I did). Good luck!

just try a master clear and reset of the phone.