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MY OVER-EAR HEADPHONES DROP OUT EVERY TEN MINUTES AND IM LOSING MY MIND

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  1. Soren Fischer
    @soren.fischer8

    long time lurker first post lol im on a work call, my over-ear headphones go silent, and i have to unplug and replug everything while people wait... again... this is what Device Manager shwoed afterwards:

    It seems worse when I'm downloading large files. Is that a real pattern or am I imagining it? Today it happened twice in one meeting and I had to swtich to the laptop speakers, which was embarrassing. I'd realy like to understand what is actually causing this before tomorrow. pls help 馃檹

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  2. Tess K.
    @loose_wrangler744

    are u connected to Wi-Fi on 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz?? ?

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  5. Bea
    @bea_patch

    yeahhh if teh Bluetooth toggle diasppears from Quick Settings, the adapter is crashing... check Event Viewer > System for BTHUSB errors around teh drop times. hope that helps :)

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  6. Tess K.
    @loose_wrangler744

    install the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi drivers from your laptop or motherboard mkaers support page ;) windows Update often provides a generic version that works but is less stable. worked for me anyway 馃し

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  7. Uma Duarte
    @proxy_tinker738

    pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo bluetooth from scratch. lol this thread is gold

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  8. Elif Moreau
    @emoreau_5

    @proxy_tinker738 did u ever fix it? ?

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  9. Zora Vance
    @lambda_rider

    i come back to this thread every week just for the drama

    thumbsup

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  10. Elif Moreau
    @emoreau_5

    Device Manager > Bluetooth > your adapter > Power Management: untick 'Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power' 馃槄 Do teh same for the Wi-Fi adapter, since it's the same chip. good luck man!

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  12. Noor Kowalski
    @noor.kowalski

    lol same thing happened to me most built-in Bluetooth is on the same combo chip as Wi-Fi and shares the 2.4 GHz band 馃敟 If youre on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, switch to 5 GHz. Heavy downloads on 2.4 GHz can crowd out Bluetooth audio. good luck man!

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  14. Rowan
    @tensorbuilder

    not gonna lie this is driving me nuts reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets.. :/ came here to say exactly this im about to throw this thing out the window lol

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  15. Rowan
    @tensorbuilder

    Remove the device from Settings > Bluetooth & devices, also remove any duplicate entries under Device Manager (View > Show hidden devices), then pair again from scratch.

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  16. Kai
    @uplink_shed
    in reply to @tensorbuilder

    help!! lol this thread is gold.. xD is headphones even worth bothering with or should i just leave it any ideas??

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  17. Ash
    @ash.stone-2p7
    in reply to @uplink_shed

    on desktops, the internal antenna is often a tiny wire or missing entirely. make suree the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antennas are screwed onto the back of the motherboard.

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  18. Noor Kowalski
    @noor.kowalski

    disabling power management helps, but it can cost battery life on a laptop. try the driver update first.

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  20. Elif Moreau
    @emoreau_5
    in reply to @noor.kowalski

    @emoreau_5 WHY are we still arguing about this. DOING IT YOURSELF. DONE.

    @noor.kowalski every single time someone suggests doing it yourself the thread gets longer and nothing gets fixed

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