Bluetooth loading circle

LotusPilot has given you the correct answer. Anytime you open Settings > Bluetooth, the circle will spin continuously. This is normal behavior and nothing to be concerned about. It does this on all iOS devices. ALL OF THEM. The reason it does this is because by virtue of going to Settings > Bluetooth, it thinks you are looking to connect a new Bluetooth device, thus it is searching. It's using virtually no battery power to search as the Bluetooth radio is a very very low consumer of power.

Again, there is nothing wrong with your device.

What you see is nothing to worry about.

While you have the Bluetooth page open in Settings, your iPad is simply looking for Bluetooth devices that are in “discoverable” mode. Whilst this page is open, it doesn’t stop searching. Also on this page you will see a list of all devices paired with this iDevice - and their connection status.

This is entirely normal for iOS. I have multiple devices immediately to hand - of which four are iPads - and they all behave exactly as yours.

Hope this helps to ser your mind at rest.

I got an email with your post which was removed. Calling a fellow poster, who was trying to help you a dummy, violates the terms of use you agreed to when you joined the forum and frankly wasn't nice or called for.

That said, I am still willing to try to help you. This is important. Since you told your iPad to forget your Keyboard, it won't just connect again, UNTIL you put the keyboard in pairing mode. You have to pair it again per the pairing instructions provided with the keyboard when you got it.

Did you do that?