I can't enable bluetooth

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I use GNOME in arch. When I try to enable bluetooth via GNOME’s settings, I face this:
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GNOME’s version is 44.5.
I have installed gnome-bluetooth and gnome-bluetooth-3.0.
Why this is happening?

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  1. If WiFi is not enabled, you can try enabling it and try enabling Bluetooth.

  2. If above step doesn’t work, run the following command (as root)

    # journalctl -f

    Try enabling Bluetooth, post the output of the above command.

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It does not work even if wifi is on.

اكتبر 08 23:52:00 rezarch gsd-rfkill[1310]: GTask cc_rfkill_glib_send_change_all_event (source object: 0x5612cd069150, source tag: 0x5612ccf1aec0) finalized without ever returning (using g_task_return_*()). This potentially indicates a bug in the program.
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Check if "bluetooth.service" systemd service is up and running, with the following command.

$ systemctl status bluetooth.service

If not, enable and start the service ( as root )

# systemctl enable bluetooth.service
# systemctl start bluetooth.service
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Thanks you! Now it works.

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