Cannot find Bluez 5 adapter for device search false

[botneedshelp (Trash Can)]

Since this most recent update to KDE on Fedora 43. My Journalctl logs are now filled with

kdeconnectd[2645]: Cannot find Bluez 5 adapter for device search false

messages every 30 secs. My motherboard doesn’t have bluetooth. I disabed bluetooth and network backends in the KDEConnect app settings like a month ago. I also don’t use KDEConnect at all. Since this latest update to KDE apps etc. I now have to open the KDEConnect app every single start up of my PC, enable the bluetooth backend again and then disable it again to stop this spam. Is it safe to just fully uninstall KDEConnect? Google is giving conflicting information that uninstalling it messes up KDE, while other posts say it’s fine. How do i make this spam stop with out having to open KDEConnect every single day?

[vk2bea (Michael Katzmann)]

Run the application kdeconnect-app, select the settings for the host (bottom left of the app dialog) and un-check Bluetooth on the settings dialog.

edit: yes, you are right … after reboot, although the box is unchecked, kdeconnect is still trying to use Bluetooth. Only by checking, then unchecking again will it stop. Looks like a bug.