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I have an HTC One running Android Revolution HD (ARHD), with Android 4.4.2, and I've been getting this error that says "Bluetooth share has stopped working".

The problem is that I have no clue what's causing this error to appear. I think it started appearing after I clicked the "share" button in an app - but even after fully rebooting my device, I STILL keep getting this error.

Does anyone know what could cause this error? And more importantly - how do I debug what app is causing this error? I just don't even know where to start investigating.

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  • Is "Android Revolution HD" a custom ROM? That's probably the issue, could be the ROM, could be the Kernel. Have you tried any other ROMs to see if this resolves it?
    – RossC
    Commented Apr 8, 2014 at 10:23
  • Try to clear data in Settings -> Applications -> All -> Bluetooth Share -> Clear data.
    – Min Naing Oo
    Commented Apr 8, 2014 at 11:29
  • Thanks for the comments. @RossC yes, it's a custom ROM but no one else seems to be seeing this issue - I feel like it's probably due to an app I have installed, but I can't figure out which. Min I tried that, but I'm still seeing the error.
    – FrankieA
    Commented Apr 8, 2014 at 22:45
  • Hmm, you could try Greenify, which hibernates applications. Throw a load of them in there and try to replicate the issue. Then you can narrow down the culprit! It's probably easier than uninstalling a load of your apps (but you could Titanium backup them too)! Maybe install a 'logcat' application and see what the specific error message is and then you'll hopefully know exactly what is wrong! You could post it here for clarification if it's not immediately apparent.
    – RossC
    Commented Apr 9, 2014 at 13:23
  • @RossC Thanks for the ideas! I decided to try disabling apps that potentially use bluetooth one by one to see which one fixed the issue and I found the culprit (I think)! Turns out it was Automatic app (car app) that seemed to cause it. I've filed a bug and kept it disabled for now. :) Thanks guys!
    – FrankieA
    Commented Apr 9, 2014 at 20:39

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The only way I could fix this on my HTC One V was to perform a factory reset.

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Go to settings/apps/ show system apps and find any bluetooth related app and force close and wipe data of the apps, reboot and see if that clears it up. Else as mentioned factory reset.

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According to OP's (now deleted) comment,

@RossC Thanks for the ideas! I decided to try disabling apps that potentially use bluetooth one by one to see which one fixed the issue and I found the culprit (I think)! Turns out it was Automatic app (car app) that seemed to cause it. I've filed a bug and kept it disabled for now. :) Thanks guys!

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