- Run Surface Diagnostic Toolkit and check Windows Update.
Well that step was useless. That app only works on Surface devices. I have Surface headphones, but the computer has to be a Surface as well for this app to do anything.
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My Surface Headphones 2 have recently begun randomly disconnecting from my phone and saying "Your Surface Headphones are ready to pair. Go into Bluetooth settings....". The message is very long (15-30 seconds) and prevents audio from playing, not to mention the disconnecting from my phone. This is a huge problem in the middle of a meeting.
I am not the only one to experience this issue (see this reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Surface/comments/n4mc6a/surface_headphones_2_go_into_pairing_mode_and/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3 ) Is there any word from Microsoft on this issue?
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- Run Surface Diagnostic Toolkit and check Windows Update.
Well that step was useless. That app only works on Surface devices. I have Surface headphones, but the computer has to be a Surface as well for this app to do anything.
Hi IanSanders,
Thanks for reaching out to Microsoft Community and posting your inquiry.
We suggest the methods below to troubleshoot the issue:
- Run Surface Diagnostic Toolkit and check Windows Update.
Keep us updated by replying on this thread.
Are you a Windows Insider? You might have to sign up for that on your Microsoft Account if you haven't already.
I have Surface headphones running on my Surface studiio 2.
As of the latest update I have been having constant problems with the headphones disconnecting and then reconnecting randomly throughout the day. No apparent cause, used the bluetooth wizard helper etc but nothing solved the issue.
Then while looking through my installed app list I spotted Skype an application I had removed well over a year ago. Windows update had re-installed it (along with a bunch of other **** I didn't want !! .. stop doing that Microsoft !!).
Deleting Skype completely solved the issue, surface headphones now working as intended with no drop-outs or disconnection.
You can try uninstalling Surface Audio app if you have it installed or disable it's permission to run in background.