Settings crash when I choose Bluetooth option

Wow! Really impressive Mr.. Moore On your response

Let's go back to first grade only for you

First : I didn't come back 6 week after the fact I was looking for a solution for the same problem but your reply was so out of context that I had to intervene.

Resetting network configurations only affect the Wi-Fi and Carrier network NOT THE BLUETOOTH, NOT THE GPS...check your facts Before writting anything down...

By the way to correct this problem all you have to do is to go into the control center (wipe you finger from the bottom of the iPhone or iPad and like magic it will appear... close the bluetooth icon (3rd from the left)by pressing on it. Don't worry it will go grey after the bluetooth is shut off.

Restart you iPhone or iPad this way when your iPhone or iPad is restart you'll be able to go into your bluetooth setting without crashing you setting.

You'll then be able to find out which device if anyone is causing the problem.

Here it is only for you

You come back 6 weeks after a post to misinterpret my reply? And you just joined solely for the purpose of making a ridiculous statement, without understanding what you were commenting on? Let me try to explain in basic, 3rd grade English.

By resetting network settings you may fix the Bluetooth problem, because it is a network service. However, doing so affects all network settings, including cellular, GPS, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. In particular, if you do reset network settings one of the side effects is to erase Wi-Fi passwords.

Try Settings/General/Reset - Reset Network Settings. This will erase WiFi passwords, but nothing else will be affected.

He mentionned bluetooth not Wi-Fi...