Seriously, this is the very first time I see this... NOBODY of Microsoft answers... 3 MONTHS!!!! are you kidding??? I need a Microsoft Moderator to answer on this very very important topic, you remove on purpose a very much needed basic function, and you dont event care to answer and say anything about it??? Cmon lets be professional and answer us now Microsoft.
Windows Media Player Bluetooth controls PLAY/PAUSE no longer working after Windows 10 1803 update
Anybody having any issues with Windows Media Player Bluetooth controls not working anymore? I have Bose QC35s and Jaybird X3s. Both sets of earphones can no longer Play/Pause/Fast Forward anymore. I did the update on 3 different PCs. All have the same issue. To make sure that it wasn't driver issue I also tested Groove Music Player and all Bluetooth functions work 100% properly. If I roll back Windows to version 1709 everything works normally. I contacted MS support and also tried following issues below on one of the PCs and its still not working.
- Deleted all Bluetooth devices in device manager
- Created another user account
- DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth, Sfc /scan now
- Disabled all non Microsoft services and rebooted
Since this is 3 different PCs (including a Microsoft Surface book) all having the same issue, I think this may be a Windows 10 1803 Bug. Anybody else have any other ideas or can confirm this is a bug. Thanks in advance for any help.
Windows for home | Windows 10 | Devices and drivers
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2018-07-22T16:30:11+00:00 Same issue here, but I spent two full hours researching and happened on this by accident. I don't mind mistakes - they happen. But to be completely silent and not proactive just pisses everyone off and wastes times. Like mine.
Where can I send a bill?
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2018-07-21T13:55:57+00:00 Microsoft???
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2018-07-19T22:41:00+00:00 Totally agree