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2. Bluetooth headphones sound bad on pc - Microsoft Community

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   Open settings, devices, select Bluetooth and other devices, and click Add Bluetooth or other devices. Click Bluetooth to connect your Bluetooth headset\headset with the PC. After adding the device, make sure that the stereo option is selected. Select Apply, OK, and save the changes. restart your computer. Or pause other things that are using ...

3. Bluetooth connected but no audio - Microsoft Community

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   When I usually connect my speaker to my computer (updated Windows 11) via Bluetooth, after connected, the words "Audio, Voice" show up next to "Connected". Now it just says "Connected" and the sound goes through the computer speaker, not the Bluetooth connected speakers. The Bluetooth speakers work fine when connected to other devices.

4. Windows 11 not detecting bluetooth headphones as audio device

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   1. Go to Devices and Printers/Properties (of Bluetooth device)/Hardware/Intel(R) Wireless Bluetooth(R) AVRCP TARGET/Properties . 2. Uninstall that driver now . Everything worked for me instantly when I reconnected the headphones after doing these steps. I hope it will help you and everyone looking for a solution!

5. How to pair Bluetooth headset on Windows 10 computer?

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   On the left pane locate “Bluetooth” and expand by clicking on it. 3. Right on the “Bluetooth adapter” option and click “Uninstall’. 4. Download the latest Bluetooth adapter driver setup file from the manufacturer’s website and install it. Hope this information is helpful.

6. Windows can't detect bluetooth headphones - Microsoft Community

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   - Made sure that the computer can be detected (in the bluetooth settings) - Changed the Bluetooth Support Service to start automatically (instead of manually), then restarted it. I made sure to restart the computer after each of these changes, too. I've combed the headphones' manual to see if laptops require a special procedure but it doesn't.

7. Very weak bluetooth connection - Microsoft Community

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   Try to set the Bluetooth Service to Automatic in the Startup Settings, follow the steps below: 1. Press Windows + R 2. Type services.msc and press Enter. 3. In the Services window go to the left side pane, search for: Bluetooth Support Service 4. Double-click on the Bluetooth Support Service. 5. Select the General tab. 6.