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I am beyond frustrated, i spent good money on a brand new PC only for my bluetooth devices to not work, none of them. The audio is choppy, think of a bad cd skipping, that's what my Bluetooth audio sounds like all the time! It is not my bluetooth devices that are the issue, i tested it out with my iphone/ps4/etc. and the bluetooth devices work perfectly fine, its windows 11 for a fact. I've tried updating the bluetooth driver, uninstalling it, among many other things and nothing has fixed it. I even had the best buy customer service team try to fix it, they took control over my pc remotely and still no fix. I have been unable to use my bluetooth speakers, headset, etc since i bought the PC (months!!). And i've done plenty of online searching and it seems like a lot of people have this issue, why has this not been reolved yet? What is the fix?
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This worked for me..
I installed a new WiFi - 6 w/BT adapter card on my laptop and internet speeds just blew up massively but bluetooth was choppier than the Bearing Sea during a bad storm! I followed these instructions, restarted my laptop and ..
Thank you! 😁👍
i tried bro but still not working.
brother thank you soo much for this info its fixed my problem.
Just FYI, there is a way to find this setting on Windows 11, it's just not super obvious, and windows seems to send you into a loop back to the new win11 Bluetooth page when you try going the old route through the control panel. Bluetooth & Devices > Devices > (Scroll down) More devices and printer settings > Right click your device > Properties > Services > Hands Free Telephony. This solution partially fixed my problems with my Samsung Buds connecting, but I don't know how long it'll last because uninstalling and reinstalling the Bluetooth adapter worked for me before. I also have the issue of Telephony turning back on a lot, so the issue reintroduces itself. I disabled it another way by going to the Hardware section in the device Properties and disabling the hands-free system device, usually includes "Hands-Free AG" or similar. Double click the device > change settings > Driver tab > Disable device. Seems to work for some people but not others.
