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I meant whatever driver you may have added wherever to get your BT dongle working, what else?

Monterey normally boots with the exact same settings and config as Big Sur. Only Lilu & plugins are recommended for updates, failing what the -lilubetaall boot-arg & associates are required. If you believe your issue is Bluetooth related -and it could be of course-, unplug your dongle and remove all associated kexts you may have installed.

1st off all, you need to provide your system's specs (computer model, BIOS version, chipset, CPU, GPU, audio, LAN, wireless, etc.). Then you need to specify the boot loader you're using and its version Finally, post a zipped copy of your boot loader EFI No assistance can be provided without this minimum requirements. The only thing I can confirm is that Bluetooth is often problematic under Monterey beta1 so don't hesitate to disable it to begin with.

OCC app gets aligned with versions of OpenCore. So, you must have a mismatch between the version of OCC you used and the OpenCore version you've installed. In most case, these warnings can be ignored but OpenCore can be subject to updates that completely modify the way parameters are defined. In rare cases, you could find yourself in a situation where a config file updated through OCC would no longer allow you to boot OpenCore due to changes in the config that aren't supported by an older version of OpenCore. For instance a config updated by OCC for OC 0.7.0 when installed OpenCore version is, say, 0.6.3 or 0.6.5. If you don't update OpenCore, don't update OCC either. Keep them aligned. Right now, you should probably update OpenCore to 0.7.0/0.7.1 and OCC to the latest available version, v2.44.0 at time of writing. Then stop there.

reset nvram.