Apr 18, 2024
219
On your Mac
- Open the Finder window, then select AirDrop > Everyone
- Make sure Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are turned on
On your iPhone or iPad
- Go to Settings> General > AirDrop > then select Everyone for 10 minutes ( If you want to AirDrop after 10 minutes, you have to repeat these steps )
- Make sure Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are turned on.
- Make sure your devices are closer together.
- Check your device’s battery power.
AirDrop uses a combination of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to work, both of which use a lot of energy. If your device's battery is too low, AirDrop can stop working. If your battery is less than 20%, try charging it and then try your AirDrop transfer again. If you can't access a power source, check your device's battery settings to see if Low Power Mode is on. If it is, temporarily turn off the feature and attempt the transfer again.
- If you are still unable to AirDrop reboot your iOS Device and try