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bluetooth stopped after root - help?

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http://androidforums.com – ZTE-Z990G StraightTalk After rooting and installing Link2sd, my bluetooth stopped working. I cannot turn on bluetooth. I am a contractor who drives a lot and really need bluetooth to be safe. I have read other threads from folk who have similar problems with other phones. Any suggestion to this newbie? Thanks in advance for your response. (General)

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Submitted by sunime on 03/09/2013

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