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I am sick of connecting through Bluetooth on my Windows 10
I am so sick of this happening everytime. How can it be so bad? Is Microsoft doing absolutely nothing to fix this.
It makes me want to throw my laptop and pull out my hair. Then I remember, how stupid of me. This has got to do with my Windows, software. How will throwing my laptop help. And then I remember again; if it's a software - it can be fixed! Fix it please!! You made such a huge operating system, you can maybe fix a bluetooth.
PS - I'll check this thread later. I need to restart my system again, need to connect to bluetooth
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Why don't they care?
Corporate America, Microsoft, have no interest in spending Dollars if it doesn't give them a gain in terms of a profit, the essence of Capitalism,
The same applies to mobile phones. Mine has been getting slower to boot after each update.
Designed to give you the **** so you buy a new one, but for me I will never buy a Redmi phone again, when this really dies.
One answer that seems plausible is that Microsoft doesn't control the laptop vendor's design or chipset solution, whereas Apple does.
Perhaps a given vendor of bluetooth earbuds need to be matched to a particular bluetooth chipset to work well?
In that case, it'd be nice to know which earbuds work well with my particular laptop (Dell XPS 17). I'll just buy those earbuds.
Does anybody have a way of trying to figure out which earbuds work best with a given bluetooth chipset? My laptop has either Intel Killer AX1650s or Qualcomm Killer AX500s DBS; not sure how to figure out which. System Information doesn't seem to say but the bluetooth device driver is from Intel.
Is it possible that, in order to try to work with all of them, someone has made choices and they work kinda **** with all of them?
Thx
Just out of curiosity, what would be the strategic motive for Bluetooth not to work?
per chatgpt:
Microsoft started selling Bluetooth earbuds under the name "Surface Earbuds" on May 12, 2020.
Admittedly, that would be some long range strategic planning, since bluetooth on windows has always sucked.
i wonder how well the surface earbuds work with my Dell XPS 17.
That's not my experience and not believalble. It'**** and miss, devices connecting then not, so having to remove the paired device. Re-pairing even having to restart the laptop without any confidence it will work. Frustrating BS.
That's not my experience and not believalble. It'**** and miss, devices connecting then not, so having to remove the paired device. Re-pairing even having to restart the laptop without any confidence it will work. Frustrating BS.
The other thing about MS's "interpretation" of Bluetooth (which is supposed to be platform independent), is that 2-way comms are downgraded to [insert earbud name] Bluetooth Hands free. The hands free mode enable device microphone but wrecks audio quality for the listener, Similar to having your close field studio monitors sounding like a transistor radio...
