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Welcome to Just Tech Things – Let's Explore the Digital World Together

Hello and welcome to Just Tech Things – your new favorite corner on the internet for everything related to computer technology! This is my very first blog post, and I’m super excited to begin this journey. Whether you're a student, a tech enthusiast, or just someone curious about how computers and digital tools work — you're in the right place. 💡 What You Can Expect Here on **Just Tech Things**, I’ll be sharing: - **AI** i love to explore about ai. - **Simple tutorials** on computer software and operating systems (like Windows, Linux, etc.) - **Tech tips** to boost productivity and security - **Hardware guides** — from understanding components to making smart purchases - **Latest trends** in the tech world, explained in easy language 🙌 Why I Started This Blog I've always been passionate about technology — how it works, how fast it evolves, and how much it shapes our daily lives. Through this blog, I want to share knowledge, learn with others, and **build a comm...

Bluetooth Not Working on Ubuntu? This Simple Hardware Reset Fixed It Instantly!

I recently installed Ubuntu 24.04 on my Lenovo ThinkPad and was excited to get everything running smoothly. But one annoying problem kept popping up: My Bluetooth just wouldn’t turn on. It didn’t show up in Settings , wasn’t listed in lsusb , and bluetoothctl kept saying there was no adapter found. I tried everything: Reinstalled Bluetooth packages ( bluez , rfkill , etc.) Checked systemctl status bluetooth — it was dead Ran dmesg logs, checked drivers, tried firmware updates… Still nothing. Just when I was about to give up, I came across a weird little trick — and surprisingly, it worked like magic . ✅ The Fix: Power Drain / EC Reset This is what finally fixed it for me: Shut down the laptop completely Unplug the power cable Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds → Yes, hold it down the whole time — this drains any leftover power Plug the power cable back in Turn the laptop back on That’s it. When Ubuntu booted up again, I ran bluetoothc...

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